SODUS BAY, N.Y. — Fall is here and literally hundreds of millions of birds across the United States are flying south. On waterways across New York, there are increasing numbers of a certain type of bird, which many people living near their nesting areas can only hope will soon head south for the winter as well.
On the choppy waters of Sodus Bay, Huron Town Supervisor Dave Fantuzzo shows black birds leaving their mark on an old dock off Newark Island. And that’s a problem.
“We’ve been getting a lot of complaints,” said Fantuzzo…