Today's flight on lite SSW to W winds produced the following flight:
981 Northern Gannet
431 Common Eider
366 D.c. Cormorant
6 Great Cormorant
41 Common Loon
3 Red-throated Loon
41 Surf Scoter
37 Black Scoter
4 White-winged Scoter
14 Scoter sp.
1 Caspian Tern
We conduct daily counts for 5 hours starting at sunrise. The majority of birds today occurred from 7 to 9:30 AM. Gannets during that time were within a stone's throw of the shore, easily countable without optical aid. That phenomenon is a rarity.
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