The Eurasian Wigeon remains as reported yesterday on the north side of  Clark
Road as it crosses Killbuck Marsh.   It is among a sizable  group of American
Wigeons.  This bird is close and easily seen with  binoculars.

Along with an excellent assortment of ducks, 1000s of Canada Geese, a dozen
or so Tundra Swans, maybe 4 Bald Eagles, special sightings at Funk were:

One blue phase Snow Goose
Two Cackling Geese
Two Sandhill Cranes

The Funk Bottoms area is extraordinarily dry and thus the birds are far  away
where the water begins.  Scopes are therefore required.  The  above-mentioned
specialties were seen from the causeway rather than the tower,  and luck with
lighting also made a big difference.  No Greater  White-fronted Geese were
seen.

Suzanne Wagner, Mentor

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