Sorry for the late post.

 

Yesterday, Saturday, December 10, at 2pm, there was a Common Gallinule on
Coopers Neck Pond in Southampton. The bird appeared from the reeds in back
of the pond, opposite and slightly to the left of the only place you can
view the pond from. It swam to the middle of the pond, returned to the reeds
and could not be found again after about 30 minutes of looking. A quick stop
at 4pm also came up empty. Pictures are available.

 

Tom Moran

Shoreham


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