Yet another cold, gray morning with threatening skies. I took a quick run by Sandy Point, but nothing had changed-ice as far as I could see, and more photographers than birds.
Jonas Green was better, but there was more ice than yesterday, and fewer birds. Nothing unusual to see.
By the time I got to Thomas Point, the snow had started, but the birds were more numerous and active and I got a few decent shots.
Ice from shore to shore at Sandy Point.
This Rock Dove was feeding at Jonas Green Park.
A large flock of Scaup was resting at Thomas Point.
White Throated Sparrows were searching through the grass for seeds.
Tundra Swans usually stay in the cove, but the ice has forced them out to the bay.
Buffleheads are still numerous in most places.
These Canvasbacks were in a large flock at Jonas Green
I spotted this Common Goldeneye just as I was leaving the park.