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May 3 was a red-letter day in the Berrien County bird watching world, as two rarities showed up in two different areas of the county.
Berrien County’s third record of black-bellied whistling duck occurred that morning from along Second Street in Galien Township, just west of the village, when Brynja Davis discovered two of the species in a flooded field. The ducks remained present that day long enough for several birders to come see them and take photographs. The ducks were not relocated after May 3.
