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Author: Brian Morin

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Apr 17 2020
female, adult
Morrisburg - Normally a difficult bird to shoot but this lady was very cooperative.
Apr 18 2020
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Apr 2 2020
male, adult
Alfred - A pair, female on the right. The female is probably 4+ years old and almost fully adult.
Apr 5 2020
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Apr 1 2020
Crysler
Apr 5 2020
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Apr 2 2020
adult
Ingleside
Apr 5 2020
27
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adult
Lancaster - Lesser (left) and Greater (right) blue morphs.
Mar 23 2020
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adult, hybrid
Lancaster - We get the odd one in migration with the Snow Geese. This one has more Lesser genes than Ross's. It is a little smaller than a Lesser Snow Goose and has a smaller bill and head like Ross's. The forehead is sloping like a Snow Goose rather than more vertical like a Ross's Goose.
Mar 23 2020
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Mar 22 2020
adult, outside normal range
Lancaster - I had these rarities drop in very briefly with the huge flocks of Snow Geese (we have about 130,000 in the area).
Mar 23 2020
41
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adult
Long Point - The spring swan movement in the southwest is a welcome spectacle.
Mar 17 2020
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Mar 9 2020
male, adult
Niagara-on-the-Lake – Mid-March is when spring divers show up in good numbers.
Mar 15 2020
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Mar 9 2020
male, adult, winter plummage
Burlington - Males are very attractive, even in winter plumage. The numbers of this winter visitor have already thinned as spring advances.
Mar 15 2020
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