I was in the Sandusky are this weekend.  I didn't find anything that rare, but there are some decent birds around.
 
November 10
At East Harbor State Park there was a NORTHERN SAW-WHET OWL.  It was in a red cedar tree at the far southeast corner of the park, along the inlet to the harbor.  There were also 4 COMMON REDPOLLS in the same area.  There were 6 Forster's terns, 1 common tern, and a northern rough-winged swallow in West Harbor (take the road leading to east harbor all the way north).  Surprisingly after the snow and cold weather earlier this week, I had a single common buckeye butterfly, 2 familiar bluet damselflies, and on autumn meadowhawk dragonfly.
 
At the beach in Port Clinton there were 4 snow geese amongst the several hundred Canada geese.  There were also 3 HUDSONIAN GODWITS in the same area.
 
At Medusa Marsh there were 8 great egrets and 4 tree swallows.
 
Off Rte 4 in Sandusky, just north of Rte 2 there were 4 CATTLE EGRETS.
 
November 11
There were large numbers of Bonaparte's gulls in Huron.  Amongst the Bonaparte's were two LITTLE GULLS, an adult and a juvenile.  On the mudflat west of the river there were several hundred gulls there was a LAUGHING GULL and an adult LESSER BLACK-BACKED GULL.  I was surprised to see very few red-breasted mergansers there.  I did have a LONG-TAILED DUCK.  There were also 2 flyby COMMON REDPOLLS.
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