I decided to go down to the beach this morning  to see if Northern
Gannets were moving after the cold front.  They were.  I clicked off
402 in 45 minutes.  Common Loons were moving, with four southbound.
  Ducks were also flying.  Most were so far out in the refraction
zone that I did not count them, but my estimate would be at least
250.  The only ones close enough to ID were two Red-breasted
Mergansers. I also saw what were seven probable Pomarine Jaegers --
two groups of three and a single.  All were far out, but the size
and jizz were right.  Both groups and the single were flying rapidly
to the south, easily overtaking and passing gannets.

Later...
--
Noel Wamer
Jacksonville, FL

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