Quality trumped quantity in the Muskegon Channel this morning with only one visible bird, a White-winged Scoter (first spring female?) way over on the north side.
The Muskegon Lake Nature Preserve provided 17 more species, all common winter birds including a few that posed for pictures. (No towhee.)
American Tree Sparrow
One of Brian's White-breasted Nuthatches
Four Downy Woodpeckers played tag all over the place.
This Black-capped Chickadee also met Brian.
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