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Copyright lou_dav
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Jul 6 2015
Western Brook Pond, Gros Morne National Park.
This was the only area in Newfoundland where songbirds were common.
This was a lifer for me.
Sep 4 2015
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Copyright lou_dav
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Jul 10 2015
nest
Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve, NL
The Thick-billed Murres were in a different area from the other birds. We were about 200 metres away looking across a chasm. I managed to digiscope a movie with my IPhone and then capture this snap from the movie. It was the most work I've done for a lifer in quite a while.
Sep 4 2015
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Copyright lou_dav
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Sep 7 2015
Boundary Bay, Delta BC
Sep 23 2015
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Sep 6 2015
winter plummage
Iona Sewage Ponds, Iona Regional Park, Richmond BC
Sep 23 2015
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Sep 20 2015
Pelagic Cruise off Ucluelet BC

AKA Pomarine Jaeger in North America
Oct 2 2015
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Copyright lou_dav
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Oct 30 2015
female
Holbrook-Palmer Park, Atherton CA
A lifer that I saw for about 3 seconds and only got two shots away. This is the best of the two, the other shows the yellow on the forehead.

A first for the site as well.
Nov 8 2015
14
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Copyright lou_dav
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Oct 25 2015
outside normal range
The wild parrots of Telegraph Hill in San Francisco. As far as I know they are not countable. There is a fairly large feral population here.
Nov 18 2015
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Copyright lou_dav
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Jan 1 2016
Delta BC
This bird has been in the Ladner township of Delta for a couple of months. Not your ordinary Lower mainland bird.
Jan 24 2016
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Copyright lou_dav
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May 8 2016
adult, summer plummage
Iona Sewage Ponds, Iona Regional Park
Richmond BC

Nice to get a close-up in breeding plumage.
Jul 5 2016
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Copyright lou_dav
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Jun 6 2016
Hardy Falls Provincial Park, Peachland BC

Very rare to get a thrush out in the open like this, I think it might have been a recently arrived migrant.
Aug 5 2016
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