Oneal LakeHatchie NWR, Haywood countyFebruary 9, 2015 I made a swing by Oneal Lake at Hatchie NWR this morning to see if the Eurasian Wigeon was still present and I had the bird within 1 minute of arriving. It was feeding with some Gadwalls, Redheads, American Wigeons, and Ring-necked Ducks on the lake about 50 yards offshore right off the entrance road. Unfortunately before I could set up the scope and digi-scope a photo, an adult Bald Eagle flew over and flushed the entire flock way out into the lake. I spent the next hour and a half trying to refind the bird but never was able to refind it. There are ducks all over the lake itself and in the surrounding flooded fields so there are plenty of close places for it to go when it's not out in the lake. I had 10 species of waterfowl. A couple of other species of note were a single Great Egret in a flooded field just south of the lake and a single Tree Swallow flying out over the lake. This was my 2nd Eurasian Wigeon in the state. The first was at Lauderdale Waterfowl Refuge in Lauderdale County back on January 1, 1997. Thanks to Gaynell Perry for finding this bird and for reporting it so others could see it. Hopefully it will hang around for a while but it may take some patience to see. Good birding! Mark GreeneTrenton, TNGibson County