Myers Point was fairly quiet this morning, with very few waterfowl moving (although lots of loons, as Ethan mentioned.) The female SURF SCOTER and male LONG-TAILED DUCK continue to give great looks off the marina area, and a RED-THROATED LOON appeared right off the spit when I moved over to Salt Point. The most interesting bird was on Salt Point, a late juvenile TENNESSEE WARBLER in the brushy area near the tip of the point.
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