Phil
 
I am not sure if you have been to look to Black Hills before; if you have, its the small parking area at the south end of the Rte 121 bridge/causeway over the lake.  The Cackling Geese were in the small finger on east side of this.  If you haven't been there before, take Rte 121 from I-270 (I think its exit 18 - but the park is signposted, then stay on Rte 121 rather than taking the left turn for Black Hills, carry on until you cross the bridge/causeway, then pull over left into the parking area/boat ramp.  The Cackling Geese could of course move around but the area just near this parking lot was where they were this evening.  I suspect they will leave the area some time in the morning to feed in fields, and return in the afternoon.  They are a lot smaller than the other Canada there, not much bigger than Mallard, and they typically stick together in a small group.
 
There are a lot of waterfowl there now, as many other water bodies have frozen up, so a trip there should be good anyway.
 
If the directions don't make sense, please let me know.
 
Good luck.
 
Regards
 
Clive Harris

Phil Kenny <> wrote:
Clive,
Could you please give me some more specific directions? I may see if I have
time to go take a look tomorrow. Thank you.
Phil


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