What Williams spied through the lens of his scope was a Barrow’s goldeneye, not a whole lot different than the other ducks around it, but distinctive enough. While common goldeneye are found ...
He points out a group of common goldeneyes gliding in the water, a lone mute swan perched on a patch of ice, ring-necked ducks and common mergansers swimming nearby. As he spoke, a bald eagle ...
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