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Tropical Kingbird (1)

Tyrannus melancholicus

BobTour

Date taken: Mar 12 2025

Date uploaded: Apr 7 2025

Views: 18

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Comments (1):
Sue Bishop: Nice capture!

Red-cowled Cardinal (1)

Paroaria dominicana

BobTour

Date taken: Mar 25 2025

Date uploaded: Apr 8 2025

Views: 15

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Comments (2):
Sue Bishop: Beautiful!
Brian Morin: I like the markings on this bird.

Semipalmated Sandpiper (1)

Calidris pusilla

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

Date uploaded: May 19 2025

Views: 40

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Comments (1):
Sue Bishop: This is a Semipalmated Sandpiper

Olive-sided Flycatcher (1)

Contopus cooperi

(Near-threatened)

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

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Date uploaded: May 19 2025

Views: 20

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Comments (2):
Brian Morin: We don't get many on their migration path and it is rare to have one at such a low level. This is a high perching bird.
Sue Bishop: Great find and capture, Bob!

Brown Creeper (1)

Certhia americana

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

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Date uploaded: May 20 2025

Views: 39

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American Redstart (1)

Setophaga ruticilla

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

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Date uploaded: May 25 2025

Views: 38

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Northern Waterthrush (1)

Seiurus noveboracensis

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

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Date uploaded: May 26 2025

Views: 21

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Comments (1):
Brian Morin: Good find.

Blackburnian Warbler (1)

Setophaga fusca

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

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Date uploaded: May 27 2025

Views: 36

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Field Sparrow (1)

Spizella pusilla

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

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Date taken: Jul 1 2025

Details: immature, summer plummage

Date uploaded: Jul 3 2025

Views: 29

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Comments (2):
Brian Morin: That's a good example of how different a juvenile bird can be from its parent. As for species, the clues are in the head. That's a finch/sparrow beak and there is a definite eye ring. The light doesn't show the beak clearly but it does appear to be pinkish. Your bird is a very young Field Sparrow. The adults have no streaking on the upper body.
BobTour: thank you for this info and update.

Northern Parula (1)

Parula americana

BobTour

Canada (Québec)

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Date taken: Aug 19 2025

Details: immature, summer plummage

Date uploaded: Aug 20 2025

Views: 21

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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.

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