Unfortunately, a damp chill was upon our group of six for this trip. We were trying to see grosbeaks, redpolls or crossbills before they returned to their breeding areas to the north. We saw none of our target species, but were glad to see the varied habitat and vowed to return at some point. And, of course, we saw more common species, as listed below. Lyn Jacobs Webster Park--Campground area, Monroe, New York, US Mar 15, 2026 9:07 AM - 10:20 AM Protocol: Traveling 0.877 mile

After a slow start at the Finger Lakes Welcome Center, our group of nine members moved to the Park. We were then able to identify the scaup and redheads rafting together. Forming their own group, Common Goldeneye were also observed diving and displaying. At the sprayground, we encountered 2 white gulls that were thought to be Glaucous Gulls and that is what I reported initially. However, after doing some online research, I had to conclude that I cannot be confident that I can

On this fine winter day, ten EBS members met at Seneca Lake to find a nice selection of waterfowl. The calm winds and misty sun added to an Arctic vibe with ice floes barely moving. The bird of the day would be Common Goldeneye displaying in the sunshine - throwing their heads back. The Redheads and scaups were very far away when we first arrived, but later came closer. After we parted, Linda and Steve and Kevin went to Nielson Rd and observed geese, pigeons, 1 dove, eagles,