[TN-Bird] the wind in the willows (Ky Lake)

I spent today being blown around Ky Lake - not many boaters out this Sunday!  
At Pace Point, there are still a number of wintering A White Pelicans on the Tn 
River side, and there are lots of Red-breasted Mergansers cruising around with 
them.  I had no luck with any uncommon gulls, loons, or grebes.  At Britton 
Ford, all 5 species of Geese were present in the most northern bay, with at 
least 30 G White-fronts, and many Ross's and Cacklings with several hundred 
Snows.  The only other sighting of note was a Forster's Tern at the Paris 
Landing Gull Island.

Terry Witt
Murfreesboro Tn 37130 


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