An excellent photo on the libirding website shows the pair of adults
in a lush, green locale. The nearby Swan Lake Golf Course would be
worth checking.
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** South Manor, Suffolk Co., Long Island.**
The four TUNDRA SWANS reported earlier by Carl Starace and Jim Osterlund
were still in the corn field east of Wading River Road (just north of South
Street) mid-afternoon. I understand they'd disappeared later - possibly
moving to a pond to roost.
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Seen late afternoon today, on Shorts Pond, n. of Scuttle Hole Rd,
east of Cooks Lane, Bridgehampton, among many Canada geese, one white
juvenile snow Goose and one cackling goose. Birds were there when we
left at 3:00PM.
Eileen Schwinn
Mike Higgiston
East Quogue
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The distance crows will fly to a roost depends on a number of things:
topography of the landscape, land cover makeup, type and size of roost
(large and central or small and local), time of year, and who the roost
members are (local or migrants). For a given roost location, each year may
be
Seen late afternoon today, on Shorts Pond, n. of Scuttle Hole Rd,
east of Cooks Lane, Bridgehampton, among many Canada geese, one white
juvenile snow Goose and one cackling goose. Birds were there when we
left at 3:00PM.
Eileen Schwinn
Mike Higgiston
East Quogue
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** South Manor, Suffolk Co., Long Island.**
The four TUNDRA SWANS reported earlier by Carl Starace and Jim Osterlund
were still in the corn field east of Wading River Road (just north of South
Street) mid-afternoon. I understand they'd disappeared later - possibly
moving to a pond to roost.
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