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Willet (37)

Catoptrophorus semipalmatus

BobTour

Canada (New Brunswick)

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Date taken: May 22 2025

Date uploaded: May 24 2025

Views: 7

Comments (1):
Brian Morin: You have captured an interesting coastal species. This one is a large shorebird, a Willet and differs from the subspecies found in central Canada because it is noticeably darker with heavier barring.

Great Black-backed Gull (16)

BobTour

Canada (New Brunswick)

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Date taken: May 22 2025

Date uploaded: May 24 2025

Views: 6

Herring Gull (15)

Larus argentatus

BobTour

Canada (New Brunswick)

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Date taken: May 22 2025

Date uploaded: May 24 2025

Views: 6

Ring-billed Gull (32)

Larus delawarensis

BobTour

Canada (New Brunswick)

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Date taken: May 22 2025

Date uploaded: May 24 2025

Views: 9

Cape May Warbler (41)

Setophaga tigrina

Ahmad Shah

Date taken: May 12 2025

Long Point Provincial Park, Ontario.

Date uploaded: May 24 2025

Views: 11

Bay-breasted Warbler (62)

Setophaga castanea

Ahmad Shah

Date taken: May 19 2025

Presqu'ile provincial Park. Ontario.

Date uploaded: May 23 2025

Views: 7

Blackburnian Warbler (44)

Setophaga fusca

Ahmad Shah

Date taken: May 18 2025

Presq'ile Provincial Park, Ontario.

Date uploaded: May 23 2025

Views: 4

Comments (1):
Brian Morin: A nice selection of spring warblers.

Blackpoll Warbler (25)

Setophaga striata

Ahmad Shah

Date taken: May 18 2025

Presqu'ile Provincial Park, Ontario.

Date uploaded: May 21 2025

Views: 4

Comments (1):
Chris: Fabulous capture! Sorry to miss the migration this year

Indigo Bunting (25)

Passerina cyanea

Ahmad Shah

Date taken: May 7 2025

Norfolk County, southern Ontario,

Date uploaded: May 21 2025

Views: 10

Comments (2):
Chris: Gorgeous setting. Terrific job
Brian Morin: A fine spring favourite

Blue-winged Warbler (26)

Vermivora pinus

Sue Bishop

Canada (Ontario)

Date taken: May 7 2025

#Long Point Provincial Park
#deformed beak

Date uploaded: May 21 2025

Views: 11

Comments (2):
Brian Morin: Very interesting. That phenomenon (avian keratin disorder) is not as prevalent in songbirds as with some other species.
Chris: Great capture Sue.

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