At Mansfield Hollow, also one Mute Swan In a message dated 3/26/2013 6:42:01 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, Mntncougar@aol.com writes: On a bird walk at Pomfret Audubon: 7 BLACK VULTURES 2 FOX SPARROWS Beaverdam Marsh, Natchaug SF No sign of the Tundra Swans and I understand they were not there yesterday afternoon. However there is now an interesting smattering of waterfowl: 5 Mallards 8 American Black Ducks 9 Common Goldeneye 1 Ring-necked Duck (Yes, 1!) 4 Hooded Mergansers 4 Wood Ducks Approx 4 Canada Geese. Mansfield Hollow (area in front of the boat launch) Aprox. 30 Common Mergansers (Down from at least 130 on Sunday) 32 Hooded Mergansers 12 Ring-necked Ducks 4 Mallards 1 Mute Swan 1 2nd year BALD EAGLE (very scruffy looking) watching with great interest the procession of ducks below, from the top of the dead white pine in the left hand corner past the island. I went around the other side and got a good close up look at it, but couldn't see any bands, although it's possible there were some. Willimantic: 2 BLACK VULTURES circling just south of the US Rt 6 expressway east of Rt 32 . Don Morgan Coventry