There presently are at least 22 loons in a loose group, relatively close
to the west shore midway down Seneca Lake. None of them shows a trace
of adult plumage so am guessing it's a group of juveniles who might be
migrating together. Lots of calling, some bathing and feeding
activity. Two more flew in low from the south as I watched, assume they
were slightly further down the lake and were attracted by all the noise.
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