Greetings,
 
Spent 20 minutes in nasty cold wind, drinking in great scope looks at  the 
Tufted Duck at the Cambridge Marina this morning around 10  a.m.  I then moved 
on to the parking lot of the Yacht Club, parked, looked  out onto the water in 
front of me and saw two male wigeons.  One  American, one Eurasian.  Before I 
could even think about my next step,  they took off, flew toward the river and 
then cut back behind the Club toward  the Marina.  I did not see them land.  
With help I found one  Redhead amongst the hundreds of Canvasbacks   seen from 
Oakley  Street.
 
Also spent about 2 hours searching the fields south and west of  Easton.  I 
found thousands of Canada Geese, one indisputable ... Snow  Goose (a little 
rush for a minute there) at Rt. 333 near the Country Club,  and at least 10 
Northern Shovelers.   At Peachblossom Creek & Rt.  333 -- amidst about 250 Canada 
Geese I found 1 Mute Swan, 2 Hooded Mergansers, 1  Ruddy Duck.  On the return 
from Cambridge I saw a flock of approximately  100 Snow Geese fly over Rt. 50 
near Trappe, headed bay-ward as I sped  northward.
 
Lou
 
Louis Nielsen  
Reisterstown, MD

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