The promise of good weather made me take a chance on Bombay Hook, and it worked out OK. I didn’t see as many species as I wanted, but the light was good, and a few birds cooperated.
This Killdeer seemed to be solo.
I found this juvenile Bald Eagle as I was leaving.
Northern Pintails are the most numerous species.
Northern Shovelers are plentiful as well.
Many Tundra Swans seem to be staying for the Winter.
There were quite a few Black Ducks.
Quite a few Buffleheads were foraging in the marsh.
Several thousand Snow Geese were sleeping in the marsh.
These Dunlin (?) were just a bit too distant.
Red Winged Blackbirds were displaying everywhere.
I was hoping to find more Green Winged Teals than I did.