It was a little cloudy this morning, but it cleared up by the time I got to the point. There was decent light, not too much breeze and just enough ducks to keep it interesting.
I stopped at a friend’s house and found some swans and ducks very close to shore, where the residents feed them during the Winter.
Dee Green, looking for ducks.
Tundra Swans get very feisty at times.
These Mallards were at Thomas Point Road.
Several Red Breasted Mergansers flew in as I was watching.
This is a female Black Scoter.
Scaup used to show up in larger numbers.
Surf Scoters were feeding near shore.
Hen Party! Scaup, Surf Scoter, Black Scoter.
A small flock of Common Goldeneyes was foraging nearby.
There more than a hundred Canvasbacks present.
This Redhead was hard to pick out from the large number of Canvasbacks.