I started at Possum Point, and waited awhile to see if any colors would materialize. After about ten minutes, it started to look promising, so I stayed long enough to get a few decent images.

Thomas Point was deserted, the weather was mild and the bay nearly flat. Unfortunately, the birds stayed  some distant out, and I didn’t really get much. I did find a few birds in the coves on the way out.

I stopped at my friend’s house, and there was a lot of birds in good light, so I stayed awhile.

Sunrise at Possum Point.

I got closer than usual to this Bufflehead.

This Lesser Scaup may be a young bird.

This Tundra Swan is about to land.

Canvasbacks seem to hang around all winter.

This Mallard couple seemed quite serene.

Two American Wigeons were foraging near the ranger cabin.

I’ve seen only a few Gadwalls at Thomas Point.