Surf Scoter

Bird Nap

It was just before 5 in the afternoon, and you’d expect birds to be up and about getting their evening

This bird had been floating asleep almost every day for a week up near the Open Circle Viewpoint, and I

Linda Morris says she was inspired to paint this Surf Scoter by a photo on this site. Linda earlier contributed

It was a total surprise to see this adult male Surf Scoter off the west shore of the park. It

This female Surf Scoter was loosely keeping company with a pair of Common Goldeneye off the north shore of the

As I’ve noted here several times, Surf Scoters used to visit here by the thousands, but virtually disappeared after the

Surf Scoters, long a rarity here, returned by the dozens this week, a cause to be grateful. This flock, seen

A new Surf Scoter appeared on Saturday, an adult male, with the unforgettable multicolor beak. He had two females with

Another Surf Scoter has appeared on the North Basin, this time a female. Unlike the male that showed here in

This solo Surf Scoter, first posted here on August 31, still paddled the waters just off the northeast corner of

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