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I stopped at several access points around this reservoir north of Columbus this morning.  Hunting kept waterfowl numbers minimal, but there was a huge flock of gulls on the beach early.  Unfortunately, dog-walkers & runners scattered them before I could look carefully for rarities.  I also stopped at the East end of the dam, SummerRidge, and Cheshire accesses, but didn't find too much.  Notables included:

Waterfowl - skittish flocks near the dam included 12 Goldeneye, 42 Coots, and 1 Pied-billed grebe
Gulls - 700+ were on the beach early, mostly Ring-billed, but with a few large gulls mixed in (all Herring that I saw)
Woodpeckers - Flickers were widespread, with 2-3 at most stops.  A Pileated was north of the Visitor's Center
Fruit-eaters - Robins were very scarce, but I did find small flocks of Bluebirds at the Visitor Center fields and Cheshire
Golden-cr.Kinglets - singles were at Cheshire & SummerRidge
Yellow-rumped Warblers - good #s, topped by flocks of 8 (Visitor's Center trails) and 12 (SummerRidge)
Tree Sparrows - not common, with only 2 in the scrub east of the Visitor's Center

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