




The bird then proceeded to spend the better part of an hour along the west shore of the lake, within 30 feet of me several times. These are unquestionably the best photos I've ever gotten of this species, normally wary. Maybe I need to start asking for Ross's Gull instead...
WHAT a year it has been- Kent tick #232 and counting!
1 comment:
Brilliant captures, Caleb! I wish I were that fortunate w/ the Horned Grebes on Lake Erie, but distance and wind were my nemesis!
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