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Details: male, adult, winter plummage

St. Rose-de-Prescott

Date uploaded: Dec 8 2024

Comments (4):
Ahmad Shah: Excellent capture.
Brian Morin: Patience and luck both played a hand with this sighting. We don't get many and last year I had none. The bird only had its head up for a split second but very seldom because it was feeding nonstop.

Lapland Longspur (18)

Brian Morin

Date taken: Dec 28 2017

Details: winter plummage, multiple species

Kingston - Wolfe Island

Date uploaded: Dec 29 2017

Lapland Longspur (18)

Brian Morin

Date taken: Dec 14 2017

Details: winter plummage

St. Rose - Part of a flock of a dozen. Look at its foot and you can see where the name comes from.

Date uploaded: Dec 15 2017

Lapland Longspur (18)

United States (Washington)

lou_dav

Date taken: Sep 24 2017

Details: female, juvenile

Lighthouse Marine Park, Point Roberts Wa.
This would appear to be a first winter female according to my Sibley guide.

Date uploaded: Nov 12 2017

Lapland Longspur (18)

Brian Morin

Date taken: Dec 20 2016

Details: adult

Ottawa

Date uploaded: Dec 21 2016

Lapland Longspur (18)

Brian Morin

Date taken: Dec 29 2015

Details: male, adult, winter plummage

St. Rose - Unlike the females and juveniles present, adult males were more difficult to approach. Most of the birds have since moved on.

Date uploaded: Dec 31 2015

Lapland Longspur (18)

Brian Morin

Date taken: Dec 28 2015

Details: female

St. Rose - small flocks of these birds moved in recently, about four dozen birds in total. Usually we have to struggle to find one in a flock of Snow Buntings. A couple of individuals were uncharacteristically cooperative, permitting close approach with the van.

Date uploaded: Dec 29 2015