There were three Tundra Swans just off Myer's Point this morning among a large
group of Canada Geese, likely a family group (2 adult and one juvenile).
Wesley Hochachka
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Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Tundra swans flying over Caroline/Brooktondale
In yesterday's snowstorm I heard and then saw 18 Tundra Swans flying quite low,
traveling northwest over Boiceville Rd in Brooktondale. It looked like they
were seeking shelter in the storm and could possibly have ended up in southern
Cayuga Lake.
Eva
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