Don Beltz and I were both viewing the male Barrow's Goldeneye from opposite angles today. We both agreed the bird is found most often just north (as in 100 feet) of the bridge going over the Platte River at Florida. Parking is just to the north and east of this intersection. I truly believe he (the male Barrow's Goldeneye) wants to create hybrid offspring with the female Common Goldeneye, who he hangs out with and dances with. Best Wishes and Good Birding in the New Year: Charles Thornton-Kolbe
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