Around 1pm today we had the/a female King Eider at the mouth of the outlet at Sodus Bay right near a Red-necked Grebe. There were still large numbers of Long-tailed Ducks just visible through the fog. Fishing boats flushed the eider to the east side of the east pier and out of sight. Further along in our travels we had a Common Raven flying north along Route 89 two miles south of Wolcott. Carncross Road in the Montezuma complex had 11 lingering Snow Geese. Morgan Road had 5 Trumpeter Swans plus 2 more along Savannah Spring Lake Road. Knox Marcellus Marsh had 83 Common Mergansers and 28 Ruddy Ducks. Good numbers of Ring-necked ducks, GW Teal, No. Shoveler, Gadwall and Am Wigeon were on most ponds. Mike and Joann Tetlow
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