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Green-crowned Brilliant (66)

Heliodoxa jacula

Sue Bishop

Ecuador

Date taken: Mar 10 2025

#mirador Rio Blanco
#San Miguel de Los Bancos

Date uploaded: Aug 24 2025

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Green Thorntail (44)

Discosura conversii

Sue Bishop

Ecuador

Date taken: Mar 10 2025

Details: male, adult

#Mirador Rio Blanco
#san Miguel de Los Bancos

Date uploaded: Aug 24 2025

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Cedar Waxwing (77)

Bombycilla cedrorum

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

📍 Map

Date taken: Aug 22 2025

Details: summer plummage

Date uploaded: Aug 24 2025

Comments (1):
Ahmad Shah: Fabulous shot.

Tennessee Warbler (35)

Vermivora peregrina

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

📍 Map

Date taken: Aug 21 2025

Details: adult, summer plummage

Date uploaded: Aug 23 2025

Comments (2):
Brian Morin: Looks like a moulting Tennessee Warbler. Good shot for an easy identification. They are on the move now.
Sue Bishop: Agree. Tennessee Warbler

Northern Parula (58)

Parula americana

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

📍 Map

Date taken: Aug 19 2025

Details: immature, summer plummage

Date uploaded: Aug 20 2025

Comments (4):
Brian Morin: Cute little guy. Looks like a Northern Parula. Immatures and fall adults are a challenge.
BobTour: Thank you for your help in the identification, I wasn't too sure at first.

Baltimore Oriole (76)

Icterus galbula

Sue Bishop

Canada (Ontario)

Date taken: May 9 2025

Details: male, adult

#Walsingham

Date uploaded: Aug 16 2025

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Red-bellied Woodpecker (36)

Melanerpes carolinus

Sue Bishop

Canada (Ontario)

Date taken: May 9 2025

#Walsingham

Date uploaded: Aug 16 2025

Comments (1):
Brian Morin: Nice. One of my favourite Woodpeckers.

Spotted Redshank (6)

Tringa erythropus

Brian Morin

Canada (Ontario)

📍 Map

Date taken: Aug 11 2025

Details: adult, summer plummage, outside normal range

Cambridge - Fantastic find at a suburban retention pond where the bird was easily observed for an entire day. It was a one-day wonder but several hundred people got to see it before it left that night. The previous record in Eastern Canada was in 1990. The bird likely crossed from Russia, through Alaska into Canada and followed migrating shorebirds south.

Date uploaded: Aug 13 2025

Comments (3):
Ahmad Shah: Superb find, Well done.
Brian Morin: Very long day. Six hours travel each way but my late start (I only heard about it before 9:00 a.m.) meant I'd have nice late afternoon light leading into early evening. It was perfect. I'd do it again in a heartbeat. I was one of the lucky few hundred. There were hundreds more that missed it. This bird in breeding plumage is unlike any other species we have.