This afternoon a large group of American White Pelicans flew over Memorial Park, preceded by a group of about 20 Tundra Swans on their way north to the Arctic. Multiple adult and immature eagles flew past Memorial Park with the northwest winds creating an updraft along the bluff face. Migrating waterfowl continue in Mud Lake, across the river bridge from downtown Red Wing, including Ring-necked Ducks, Canvasbacks, Redheads, Hooded Mergansers, and American Coots.
Pair of Bald Eagles flying together over Red Wing as seen from Memorial Park on Sorin's Bluff
Immature Bald Eagle flying over Red Wing as seen from Memorial Park on Sorin's Bluff
Turkey Vulture flying over Red Wing as seen from Memorial Park on Sorin's Bluff
Tundra Swans flying over Red Wing as seen from Memorial Park on Sorin's Bluff
American White Pelicans flying over Red Wing as seen from Memorial Park on Sorin's Bluff
Dark morph Rough-legged Hawk soaring over bluff along Wisconsin highway 35 along Lake Pepin
Merlin perched in downtown Red Wing
Canvasbacks and Coot swimming in Mud Lake across river bridge from Red Wing
Pair of eagles flying together over Red Wing as seen from Memorial Park on Sorin's Bluff
Immature Bald Eagle flying over Red Wing as seen from Memorial Park on Sorin's Bluff
