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Blackburnian Warbler (46)

Setophaga fusca

Ahmad Shah

Canada

Date taken: Sep 9 2021

Details: winter plummage

Presqu'ile Provincial Park.

Date uploaded: Sep 29 2021

Comments (2):
BrianMorin: It's nice that this species holds on to some of its key features for identification.
Chris: Lovely addition. So nice to see them in action on migration.

Velvet-purple Coronet (71)

Boissonneaua jardini

Sue Bishop

Ecuador

Date taken: Mar 11 2019

#Mindo
#Pichincha Province
#Sachitamia

Date uploaded: Sep 29 2021

Comments (1):
BrianMorin: Fabulous colour

Tennessee Warbler (35)

Vermivora peregrina

Ahmad Shah

Canada (Ontario)

Date taken: Sep 7 2021

Presqu'ile Provincial Park.

Date uploaded: Sep 28 2021

Comments (1):
Sue Bishop: Nice capture.

Blackpoll Warbler (25)

Setophaga striata

Ahmad Shah

Canada

Date taken: Sep 10 2021

Presqu'ile Provincial Park.

Date uploaded: Sep 28 2021

Comments (1):
Sue Bishop: Nice one. Good i.d.

Pileated Woodpecker (108)

Dryocopus pileatus

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

Date taken: Sep 25 2021

Details: male, adult, summer plummage

Date uploaded: Sep 26 2021

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Black-capped Chickadee (68)

Parus atricapillus

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

Date taken: Sep 16 2021

Details: summer plummage

Date uploaded: Sep 26 2021

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Double-crested Cormorant (70)

Phalacrocorax auritus

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

Details: adult, summer plummage

Date uploaded: Sep 26 2021

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Philadelphia Vireo (19)

Vireo philadelphicus

Sue Bishop

Canada (Québec)

Date taken: Jul 19 2021

Details: juvenile

#Lachine Rapids
#Lasalle
#breeding
#juvenile

Date uploaded: Sep 26 2021

Comments (1):
BrianMorin: Well captured. That's one species I have not had much luck with – only a few average shots.

Swallow-tailed Kite (7)

Elanoides forficatus

Brian Morin

Canada (Ontario)

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Date taken: Sep 13 2021

Details: immature, outside normal range

Aylmer - The aerobatic ability of this species is amazing to watch. It can turn on a dime by simply tilting its tail without adjusting its wings. It saw the Monarch but passed it by, either knowing instinctively that this was not desirable prey or it learned the hard way.

Date uploaded: Sep 26 2021

Comments (2):
Sue Bishop: Unbelievable capture. They are so beautiful. We have seen them a lot in the tropics but usually flying high. Great one.
BrianMorin: I heard a similar comment from someone who has seen them in Florida but they were always distant. This bird obliged with close views a number of times .