[TN-Bird] Re: Ross's Goose in Bristol

In a message dated 10/29/02 12:42:32 PM Central Standard Time, 
RKnight@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:


> Today at noon I found an adult Ross's Goose at
> Middlebrook Lake in Bristol mingling with about
> 200 Canada Geese.
> 

Again a single white goose is more likely to be a Ross's Goose than a Snow. 
This is the third record of a single Ross's I've seen so far this season. 
Why? Another mystery to ponder...........

Good Birding!!!

Jeff R. Wilson
OL' COOT / TLBA
Bartlett Tenn.


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