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Tree Swallow (72)

Tachycineta bicolor

Jay Vandergaast

Canada (Québec)

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Date taken: May 18 2021

Date uploaded: Jul 6 2022

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Olive-sided Flycatcher (9)

Contopus cooperi

(Near-threatened)

Jay Vandergaast

Canada (Québec)

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Date taken: May 29 2021

Date uploaded: Jul 6 2022

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Vermillion Flycatcher (21)

Pyrocephalus rubinus

Jay Vandergaast

Canada (Québec)

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Date taken: May 29 2021

Date uploaded: Jul 6 2022

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Olive-sided Flycatcher (9)

Contopus cooperi

(Near-threatened)

Jay Vandergaast

Canada (Québec)

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Date taken: Sep 1 2021

Date uploaded: Jul 6 2022

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Song Sparrow (53)

Melospiza melodia

Jay Vandergaast

Canada (Québec)

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Date taken: Mar 26 2022

Date uploaded: Jul 6 2022

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Dark-eyed Junco (36)

Junco hyemalis

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

Date taken: Oct 1 2021

Date uploaded: Jun 10 2022

Comments (1):
Chris: Nice shades of gray and brown

Snow Goose (75)

Anser caerulescens

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

Date taken: Jun 1 2022

Date uploaded: Jun 10 2022

Comments (1):
Chris: Great one Bob. Glad you are having a lot of success

House Wren (23)

Troglodytes aedon

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

Date taken: Jun 1 2022

Date uploaded: Jun 10 2022

Comments (2):
Chris: A nice scene overall.
BrianMorin: Nice to see it in the open.

Snow Goose (75)

Anser caerulescens

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

Date taken: Jun 1 2022

Date uploaded: Jun 10 2022

Comments (2):
Chris: Excellent!
BrianMorin: I think this bird is giving a pass to migration north this spring.

Alder Flycatcher (8)

Empidonax alnorum

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

Date taken: Jun 1 2022

Date uploaded: Jun 2 2022

Comments (1):
BrianMorin: A sure sign of summer. This bird is most likely an Alder or Willow flycatcher but without hearing the call they can't be safely separated. The bird lacks the peaked head as well as long wings and tail of a Pewee.The Pewee bill looks a bit longer in proportion to the head and is not so conical. These features for all three species are subtle making identification challenging but the giveaway in this case is the lack of a peaked head.

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