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Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
May 10 2026
male, adult
Point Pelee National Park
Jul 9
51
Copyright Sue Bishop
Birdviewing.com
Jul 1 2026
female, adult, inflight
In our garden
Jul 5
47
Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
May 12 2026
adult, summer plummage
Hillman Marsh - an uncommon spring visitor. This individual of the western subspecies is in pale breeding plumage. One day the two Willet subspecies may be split into full species.
Jul 2
43
Copyright Sue Bishop
Birdviewing.com
May 8 2026
male, adult, summer plummage
Long Point Bird Observatory
Jul 2
40
Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
Dickcissel (74)
Jun 24 2026
male, adult, outside normal range
Stevenson - In a colony of 7 birds recently arrived from the U.S. upper Midwest
Jun 28
30
Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
Jun 19 2026
male, adult, outside normal range
Strathroy - this Prairie species successfully hatched 4 chicks. Hopefully they will fledge in a couple of weeks.
Jun 25
25
Copyright Sue Bishop
Birdviewing.com
May 13 2026
male, adult
#Long Point
Jun 20
29
Copyright Sue Bishop
Birdviewing.com
Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
Eastern Meadowlark (74)
male, adult
Apple Hill
Jun 15
36

Chris: A very tough bird to get. Congrats on a brilliant capture
Brian Morin: It won't show in the photo but it took me many years to get this shot and this is precisely the shot I was after. The species is very difficult to photograph well in most cases but rarely it will present in an opportune setting. I literally picked the posts that were possible to work with in this field and positioned myself accordingly. I returned four times for this particular bird and while I had a partial success on my second attempt there was heat haze so almost all the shots were too soft. Another time the sun was too harsh even though it was very early morning. This day everything clicked – even soft light, good background and a weathered aged post, angled preferred, with just a hint of moss and a lichen covering. Of course it had to sing. When I checked the camera at the time I saw the bird was tack sharp. A decades long goal had finally been accomplished.