COBirders, I stopped by Big Johnson reservoir this morning and was able to locate the 2 WHITE-WINGED SCOTERs and 1 LONG-TAILED DUCK. There are still approximately 10 BONAPARTE'S GULLs and 4 COMMON LOONs I believe. One of the loons seems much smaller than the other 3 but is definitely a Common. I then headed to Fountain Creek for about an hour but found nothing of note. I stopped back by Big Johnson hoping for some more gulls to arrive but very few had. Instead, a lone juvenile TUNDRA SWAN had shown up. It ended up in the southeast corner which is relatively close so provided decent views. It also got out and stood on land next to the white-cheeked geese. This gave good views of the legs which were black as opposed to yellow in juvenile Trumpeters. -----Mark Peterson Colorado Springs
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