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Author: Brian Morin

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Mar 30 2017
male, adult
Ottawa - male displaying
Apr 1 2017
25
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Mar 23 2017
adult
Bath - On the left is the 'Richardson's' subspecies as well as the Cackling Goose more typically seen. Richardson's is paler with a narrow white collar and stubbier bill.
Mar 24 2017
38
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Mar 19 2017
male, adult, molting
St. Isidore - this individual is coming into breeding plumage. Darker wings and less buffy colour. Eventually it will be black and white only.
Mar 20 2017
17
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Mar 9 2017
adult
Algonquin Park - a very challenging species to both find and photograph. They are nothing like our familiar Black-caps. They are very secretive and are more often heard than seen. They are not fond of seeds but enjoy peanuts and suet.
Mar 10 2017
36
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Mar 9 2017
male
Algonquin Park
Mar 10 2017
22
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Mar 9 2017
female
Algonquin Park
Mar 10 2017
40
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Mar 5 2017
male, adult
Ottawa
Mar 6 2017
20
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male, adult
Cornwall
Mar 3 2017
38
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Feb 28 2017
male, immature
Williamsburg - this individual has a very dark facial disk. The dark disk, dark around the eyes and overall darker brown plumage suggests the bird is partially melanistic. I rechecked other images and have reconsidered the bird's sex. It may have been a male after all.
Mar 1 2017
14
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Feb 23 2017
immature
Cornwall
Feb 24 2017
27
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