Migrants were everywhere at Bennington Lake on September 26. The trees were full of ruby-crowned kinglets, Wilson's, orange-crowned, Townsend's, and yellow-rumped warblers, Cassin's and warbling vireos and Anna's hummingbirds. To top that off we saw 40 snow geese flying overhead, 3 great egrets in the canal and a northern goshawk flying over our heads. The lake was covered with canada geese, white-fronted geese and hundreds of ducks. I counted 56 species of birds this morning and probably missed some. It was the best birding I've ever had at the lake!
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