Dodd Reservoir (Monarch Road just west of Diagonal Highway) is filling up with hundreds of cackling and some Canada geese. There were two snow geese in the mix, a dark morph with a white head, and a white one. It’s worth looking for some other geese, although I didn’t see anyone else.
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