There are a lot of wigeons at Green Lake. Because of their Buffy foreheads, I thought they were mostly Eurasians.

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I found one, possibly 2, hanging with the American wigeons at Green Lake near the pool house.

Zora Dermer
Seattle
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Here?s an interesting blog written by a friend of mine:

https://chasingnature.substack.com/p/birdwatchings-carbon-problem-c3a <https://chasingnature.substack.com/p/birdwatchings-carbon-problem-c3a>

Dennis Paulson
Seattle