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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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Mar 12 2020
winter plummage
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Mar 13 2020
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Mar 5 2020
male, adult
Chesterville - These are our first songbird migrants, a welcome sight after winter. Small flocks, pairs and singles are present in open fields and along roadsides.
Mar 6 2020
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Feb 23 2020
Trois Rivieres - This bird has been around most of the season and was my 5th one this winter. These owls will be heading north in the next few weeks but it has been an enjoyable winter with them.
Mar 2 2020
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Mar 1 2020
adult
Ottawa - Winter Wren is not a new bird but this was my first in winter, as shown with this snow white background. In Southern Ontario a few stick around but further north they are rare in winter. I made four attempts to see this little guy over the last 6 weeks (not travelling specifically for it) and finally got lucky.
Mar 2 2020
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Mar 20 2017
I will leave you with a bird common to all North Americans.We had a lost Little Blue Heron on the West coast of SA which survived for 6 years before it disappeared. This is my last post for 4 weeks. We are off to photograph some Penguins (amongst others) on board the Silver Cloud travelling from Cape Horn (Ushuaia)to the Cape of Good Hope (Cape Town). enjoy some good bird viewing!
Feb 23 2020
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Nov 18 2011
We have a resident population as well as palearctic migrants but still an uncommon bird in our reedbeds
Feb 23 2020
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Oct 3 2015
Translated from the Afrikaans meaning "hammer head'this unique bird is endemic to Africa and Madagascar. It builds a huge domed nest which is sometimes taken over by Egyptian Geese
Feb 23 2020
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