It’s been very cold here-low 2 digits, and freezing near shore, which cuts down on the numbers of water birds.

I’ve been to Thomas Point a few times, as it’s some distance out in the bay, and won’t freeze until it’s been very cold for a while.

In truth, there hasn’t been much to see, but it’s improving as it gets colder up North and those birds head South.

Today’s selection is the best it’s been in a while, and it may improve as the weather gets worse.

This Crow was near the entrance gate.

Tundra Swans can be seen near the shore.

There are many Scaup at the point, now.

My friend has a nice feeding station in her back yard, and this Blue Jay was taking advantage.

This is a Common Goldeneye hen.

There’s almost always a few Buffleheads.

There were many more Ring Billed Gulls than usual.