Twelve Tundra Swans just took off from the SW corner of Cayuga Lake, flying
north close to shore. There's a raft of Redheads and Canadas a ways out, but
light is poor for IDs.
Elaina
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A raft of redheads showed up today in a spot I have not seen them before. The
raft, about 300 in number, is tucked into the beach on the south side of
Taughannock point. They can be seen from Rte 89 as you drive north to the park
entrance. A few Canada Geese are nearby, but no other species
