There is a single white phase snow goose hanging out with a bunch of
Canada geese not far from where the Ross's goose is located.  It is on
a lake on Watkins Road in Marysville just behind the Lowes.  We saw
both on a span of five minutes.   The size compared to the Canada
geese and the grin patch is a good way to tell these two birds apart.

Prinster

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> On Dec 12, 2015, at 2:46 PM, Blake Mathys <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> I just saw the Ross's Goose that was reported yesterday, it was in a pond on the west side of Industrial Parkway (north of Scottslawn Road a little ways). There were a lot of Canada Geese present also, that was the only group of waterfowl I saw among the various small ponds in the area.
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