From Alan Boyd:

Hi Jonathan – One or two Rough-winged Swallows were over Lake Musconetcong this morning with a few tree swallows. Also on the lake were three lesser scaup and about a dozen ruddy ducks.

A towhee was calling at Turkey Brook park in Mt Olive this afternoon.

Alan Boyd
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Up to 6 Blue-winged Teal continue with 24 Green-winged Teal at the Skinny Pond at Finderne Wetlands in Bridgewater. 4 Wilson’s Snipe, 3 Killdeer, a Greater Yellowlegs and an American Pipit near the parking area of the Von Veghten house were also present.
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Jamie Glydon reports Ruby-crowned Kinglets and Brown Creeper from Bee Meadow Park in Hanover Township.
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Two of the presumed Bernardsville Trumpeter Swans have made their way to the Bernardsville Quarry. These are the type of swans that come to you as you walk up to them, i.e. they are tame. These are part of the captive pets (reverse the s and t to get pest) of their Lloyd Road owners. One wished they would be tagged or marked in such a way to positively know from where they came. The parents had six offspring two years ago. One of the swans took up residence in the Great Swamp last year and another was floating around the Denville, Lake Parsippany area. As stated here before, get used to them, they will be around the MoCoSoCo area for awhile. And, of course, they don’t count.

Two tame Trumpeter Swans in Bernardsville, March 30, 2012

Photo by J. Klizas