When I first arrived at Patchogue Lake to search for the Eurasian Wigeon
yesterday afternoon, I failed to locate it at the south end of the lake.
Overall, the waterfowl numbers appeared relatively low at the south end. I
continued up to the north end of the lake where the drake Eurasian Wigeon was
quickly located among a large flock of wigeon and other waterfowl just south of
Roe Blvd.
Good Birding,
Michael McBrien
East Patchogue
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