The weather continued its calm and warmish trend today. I repeated the recent routine;Jonas Green early, then Thomas Point.
There wasn’t much in the way of new birds, despite some nice sightings by others.
I got a few nicely lit shots, and the thrush was a change of pace.
This juvenile Bald Eagle flew out to hunt some ducks on the distant ice.
I’ve seen Hermit Thrushes at Thomas Point before, but not often.
This male Bluebird was feeding right behind me.
I haven’t seen Surf Scoters in a few days.
There were more Lesser Scaup than in recent days.
Canvasbacks are still waiting for the coves to de-ice.
You can always count on a few Bufflehead.
This is the first time I’ve seen Tundra Swans out of the water.