120 results found

May 13 2023
male
The amazing thing about spring migration at Long Point - you never know how each day will turn our. Every day is different.
Nov 29 2023
female, adult
Cornwall - I'm pretty sure this is the remaining bird from the pair that had bred here for several years. The male was injured in the spring and because its wing could not be repaired it was euthanized unfortunately. They had been using an old industrial smokestack platform as a nest site. The dark area behind the bird is inside the smokestack.
Sep 23 2023
May 16 2023
male, adult, summer plummage
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May 20 2023
May 16 2023
male, adult
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#Long Point
#Spring migration
May 20 2023
May 13 2023
immature, outside normal range
Point Pelee National Park - One or two birds appear each spring around mid-May, sometimes hanging around for a couple of days before returning south. This is a second year bird showing adult features like whitish head and gray underparts but still having mottled underwing.
May 19 2023
Apr 21 2023
Ottawa - The lively extended song of this tiny mite is remarkable, a welcome sound on a spring day.
Apr 23 2023
Jun 5 2022
adult
Amherst Island - One of our most attractive shorebirds in spring.
Jul 15 2022
Jun 22 2022
adult
Alfred Bog - Two pairs were feeding and doing courtship calls. It was great to observe these large birds. They all had varying amounts of dried mud on their feathers which they toss on themselves in the spring, making it look like a plumage change.
Jul 12 2022
Apr 18 2022
adult
Vankleek Hill - It took me a while to find one this spring. Our numbers are always low.
Apr 19 2022