Beautiful weather.
I decerded to go across the bridge today, and entered Terrapin Park about sunrise. There were lots of cold looking Canada Geese on the marsh pond, and I walked on to the end of the beach in search of the elusive Snowy Owl.
He wasn’t there, but I found a couple of Bald Eagles.
I then went to Thomas Point, where the pickings were quite slim.

It’s a good time of year for Bald Eagles.

These Tundra Swans flew overhead at Terrapin.

A Ring Billed Gull seemed to be sunbathing.

This is the first Bonaparte’s Gull I’ve seen at Thomas Point.

A pair of Mallards in tandem.

This Gull was foraging successfully.

A Bufflehead, landing gracefully.

Lesser Scaup are still easy to find.