The Red-throated Loon was still present this morning (about 9am) just
west of the white lighthouse.
As I scoped towards the east I saw in the far distance just north of
Stewart Park a bird that I believe was a Tree Swallow. I couldn't swear
by it, and I lost it after about five seconds due to the great distance.
Are they back?
I had some other FOYs for me: Great-blue Heron, Pied-billed Grebe (about
4), two Double-crested Cormorants.
-Paul
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