I went to Broad Brook Mill Pond this afternoon in hopes of finding the previously reported Greater White Fronted and Snow Geese. I arrived at 4pm with exactly 2 dozen geese on the pond to my disappointment after having driven 50 miles. I decided to wait and see if some would fly in as I had seen this happen before on a small scale having gone there about five times this winter. They began trickling in by the dozens, and then within 30 minutes by the hundreds. I tracked each batch to look for a white snow goose but they dropped out of the sky so fast I couldn't keep up. At one point there were approximately 500 geese in the air over the pond circling and landing with a steady stream coming in from afar. At 5:30 with approx 3500 geese I scanned the pond and spotted two snow geese. I believe they are the blue-morph variety which explains why I missed them coming down. With the light dimming I did have to give up looking for the GWF. There were still geese coming in at 6pm when I left and estimated 4000 were present. It was an amazing spectacle of nature. They've gotta be somewhere. Dan Rottino Sent from my iPhone.