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Brown Violetear (23)

Colibri delphinae

Sue Bishop

Ecuador

Date taken: Mar 11 2025

#Birdwatcher's House and Lodge
#Pichincha Province

Date uploaded: Jan 23

Comments (1):
Chris: Love that species…surrounded by multicoloured birds it has a charm

Violet-tailed Sylph (66)

Aglaiocercus coelestis

Sue Bishop

Ecuador

Date taken: Mar 11 2025

Details: male, adult

#Birdwatcher's House and Lodge
Pichincha Province

Date uploaded: Jan 23

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Red-breasted Flycatcher (2)

Ficedula parva

Krish

India

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Date taken: Jan 17 2026

Details: male, adult

Date uploaded: Jan 23

Comments (2):
Brian Morin: Nice pose.
Chris: That’s a terrific shot.

Taiga Flycatcher (7)

Ficedula albicilla

Krish

India

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Date taken: Jan 17 2026

Details: male, adult

Date uploaded: Jan 23

Comments (1):
Brian Morin: Nicely done. A good comparison for our visiting bird in British Columbia.

Common Rosefinch (3)

Carpodacus erythrinus

Krish

India

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Date taken: Jan 17 2026

Details: male, adult

Date uploaded: Jan 23

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Flame-faced Tanager (28)

Tangara parzudakii

Ahmad Shah

Ecuador

Date taken: Mar 11 2025

Bird Watcher's House and Lodge, Mindo, Pichincha Province. Ecuador.

Date uploaded: Jan 23

Comments (2):
Melanie: So beautiful, Ahmad! Looking forward to your pics next month!
Chris: Terrific capture of a stunning bird and setting.

Carolina Wren (74)

Melanie

Canada (Québec)

Details: inflight

Backyard capture this morning, -10C, Pointe-Claire, Qc

Date uploaded: Jan 23

Comments (4):
Sue Bishop: Congratulations on your first post. Great find and capture. I hope you keep seeing him/her
Ahmad Shah: Superb capture, nice bird for the backyard.

Willow Ptarmigan (9)

Lagopus lagopus

Brian Morin

Canada (Québec)

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Date taken: Jan 21 2026

Details: adult, outside normal range

Champneuf (Abitibi County) - I have been tracking the movement of this species since mid-December. Last winter there was a major irruption south so we should not have expected anything noteworthy for several years at least. However, the birds had other plans and have staged a minor irruption into familiar territory again. That worked for me. On this trip I saw 64 (my personal record) with 44 in one location. These birds are a lot of fun to watch and are a real treat for someone from southern Canada, a driveable distance to Arctic birds.

Date uploaded: Jan 22

Comments (2):
Sue Bishop: Wow! Wonderful!
Brian Morin: It was sure a wow for me as well. Despite the brutal temperature on that trip, -36C the first morning, the birds warmed my heart.