At 4:00 PM today, we visited the eastern shore of Woodridge Lake in Goshen
and were happy to see a four-year-old Bald Eagle, Belted Kingfisher and
small numbers of Buffleheads, Com. Goldeneye, Com. Mergansers and Hooded
Mergansers.
But we were surprised by a near-continuous flock of primarily Com.
Grackles flying south along the eastern shore of the lake. Over less than a half
hour, we estimated approximately 8000 individuals. It was the first time
we noticed this particular migration phenomenon, here.
Eileen and Kevin Finnan
Goshen
At 4:00 PM today, we visited the eastern shore of Woodridge Lake in Goshen
and were happy to see a four-year-old Bald Eagle, Belted Kingfisher and
small numbers of Buffleheads, Com. Goldeneye, Com. Mergansers and Hooded
Mergansers.
But we were surprised by a near-continuous flock of primarily Com.
Grackles flying south along the eastern shore of the lake. Over less than a half
hour, we estimated approximately 8000 individuals. It was the first time
we noticed this particular migration phenomenon, here.
Eileen and Kevin Finnan
Goshen