Goldeneye species photographed using the USFWS SEABirD (Safe Efficient Airborne Bird Detection) sensor
Detailed Description
Photo of goldeneye species (Bucephala spp.) captured using the USFWS SEABirD (Safe Efficient Airborne Bird Detection) sensor over Green Bay, Lake Michigan, Wisconsin on 10 November 2021.
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
Photographer - USFWS
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