I can add to Marie's observations with a few more species. There was a flyover Green Heron. Marsh Wrens were everywhere and in one case were feeding babies. There were several GB Herons with trying to swallow a large bullhead. There was a family of Coots, and some very small ducklings ( maybe Wood Ducks) with no parents visible. Out on the muskrat lodges were a number of Cormorants. At the shorebird area before Benning, there were both Yellowlegs, a Semi palmated Plover, Killdeer, and a Solitary Sandpiper. I was very pleased to see the first new pool along the Thruway being used by the Black Terns and later on, a lone Great Egret. After the work area were the two injured Snow Geese.
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