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Northern Pintail (21)

Anas acuta

Brian Morin

Canada (Ontario)

Date taken: Sep 10 2015

Details: female, adult

Ottawa

Date uploaded: Sep 11 2015

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Lesser Yellowlegs (33)

Tringa flavipes

Brian Morin

Canada (Ontario)

Date taken: Sep 8 2015

Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary - Ingleside

Date uploaded: Sep 9 2015

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Solitary Sandpiper (33)

Tringa solitaria

Brian Morin

Canada (Ontario)

Date taken: Sep 8 2015

Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary - Ingleside I managed to get a few shots of this bird before a Lesser Yellowlegs chased it off. Note the prominent eye ring and greenish not yellow legs.

Date uploaded: Sep 9 2015

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Belted Kingfisher (39)

Megaceryle alcyon

jimmyhu

Canada (Ontario)

Details: female, adult

I took this photo in the Humber River Park near a pond. This photo was at an unique angle to show the face right on to produce a very funny photo. This belted kingdisher was make a call, so the beaks were open.

Date uploaded: Sep 5 2015

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Blackburnian Warbler (46)

Setophaga fusca

jimmyhu

Canada (Ontario)

Details: male, adult, winter plummage

I took this photo in Humber River Park. Lone bird flew to a nearby tree and perched upside down. I turned photo 90 degree in order to see better. With white tail feather, this is a male Blackburnian Warbler

Date uploaded: Sep 5 2015

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Warbling Vireo (30)

Vireo gilvus

jimmyhu

Canada (Ontario)

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Details: summer plummage

This little bird is very active within the tree, so it is difficult to photo. I saw 4 or 5 of them this morning. Basically the green top and pale underside with yellow near the wing. There were no wing bar over the green upperpart.

Date uploaded: Sep 3 2015

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Unidentified (39)

Unknown

jimmyhu

Canada (Ontario)

Date taken: Aug 28 2015

This bird looks like a blue jay but without its major marks: no crest, no white strips/spots. It is a little smaller than a blue jay but bigger than 6 inches of the most song bird size. Its thick and dark beak is a jay or crow like. I found it under the bushes. I clearly saw the blue as the major tone for this bird (thus, ruled out the common crackle). Only possible candidate is the gray jay but feather did not match.

Date uploaded: Aug 29 2015

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