This bird was found on the bay side opposite the first crossover drifitng southward no more than 50 yards from the water's edge. It was not nervous and just drifting along; it nearly came ashore but turned (awkwardly) and headed west into a little deeper water. All along it appeared that the bird's wings were drooping and dragging in the water as can be seen in these photos. It was able to move them fine when it was inclined to stretch them or move them when positioning itself to dive into a wave. I don't think there was an injury since both seemed affected - unless it was some sort of neurological problem. Perhaps they were just tired from a long flight.

This is a juvenile (all dark bill) and is quite early. I've only once in several years seen a Razorbill in the bay though during the winter they show up from time to time on the ocean side off Gurnet point.