Spring at Farmington Bay

[Hughjangillilan at aol dot com]

It was a delightful morning at Farmington Bay with the usual assortment of 
ducks, avocets, pelicans soaring overhead, a couple of sandhill cranes 
passing over the entrance parking area and a flock of 19 snow geese moving 
around the area, especially in a field between Glover Lane and the refuge. 
One of the geese had a blue collar with what we thought were the letters E V 
P Y S on it. Distance and heat waves were working against clarity so we could 
be wrong about the letters. Does anyone know how to ascertain where such a 
bird might have been collared?  The color coding must be a key to some 
researcher.  Hugh Gillilan
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