Author: iNaturalist (KelsonV)

I saw a few dozen wigeons swimming in the pond as well. Some of them were swimming in male/female pairings, while some of the males were making whistling/squeaky noises and displaying their wings.

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I think this pair of mallards might be the only ones I saw in the pond. Mostly I saw coots, wigeons and gulls.

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I saw *dozens* of coots swimming in the pond.

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There were about a dozen seagulls swimming in the pond, and half as many walking around on the sidewalk.

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There were about a dozen seagulls swimming in the pond, and half as many walking around on the sidewalk.

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There were about a dozen seagulls swimming in the pond, and half as many walking around on the sidewalk.

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There were a *lot* of coots swimming in the pond, and one or two walking around nearby.

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I know, the city has no shortage of pigeons, but I figured I’d post the two that I saw near the pond.

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I know, the city has no shortage of pigeons, but I figured I’d post the two that I saw near the pond.

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There were about a dozen seagulls swimming in the pond, and half as many walking around on the sidewalk.

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There were about a dozen seagulls swimming in the pond, and half as many walking around on the sidewalk.

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Sometimes I see a *lot* of geese wandering around the park or swimming in the pond. Today I only saw three: these two across the pond in the tiny wildlife “sanctuary,” and another that was standing on the near side of the pond a few feet away from someone (else) who was taking pictures of it.

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Maybe half a dozen of these small dark birds were hopping and flitting around in the same bush, moving so frequently that this is the *only* photo I managed to catch of any of them.

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There were about four of these sparrows walking around the ground in the shelter of a bush and pecking at the ground.

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