I was at Possum Point early, for the sunrise, but it didn’t look promising. Sandy Point wasn’t any better, so I got to Kent Narrows around dawn.

I saw only Scaup, suggesting the other ducks may be on the way out of here.

Thomas Point was kind of sparse, but the cove was chock full of Mallards and a Wood Duck. I also found an American Wigeon near the gate.

Many Tundra Swans are still foraging near the point.

American Wigeons are relatively rare at Thomas Point.

The Mallards in the cove were active.

I found only a few Buffleheads.

This Wood Duck seems to spending the Winter in the cove.