Hi Brian, et al,
Yes, on Saturday on a PVAS field trip we found between 5-7000 SNGO,with several ROGO mixed in a field off of Strang Rd., SW of Sterling. Also, Darren Clark reported several thousand near. Mud Lake WMA. Much of Am. Falls Res. Is still frozen, as is Mud Lake, so the geese and swans seem to be hanging around for ice out. I saw flocks of Tree Swallows yesterday at. Willow Bay Marina, and hundreds of Red-breasted Mergansers are on the Snake below the dam.
Cheers,
Chuck Trost

Always forward, never straight…

> On Mar 25, 2019, at 2:50 PM, lcarrigan_55@yahoo.com [ible] wrote:
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> Like Steve, I’m seeing fewer Trumpeter Swans &, as of yet, have not seen nor heard any Tundras. Also, no Snow Geese. So, wondering, has anyone noted any Snow Geese on east side of the state? Perhaps, both Tundra Swans & Snow Geese migrated through farther to the west this spring, as there were reports of Snows on the west side of Idaho sev wks ago.
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