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Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
Oct 14 2015
juvenile
St. Albert - Small flocks are still going through. At this particular location the sun had just come out and about two dozen birds, almost all juveniles, sat in the top branches of a bush. Worked for me!
Oct 15 2015
15
Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
adult
St. Rose - first one this fall.
Oct 12 2015
7
Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
female
St. Rose
Oct 12 2015
11
Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
adult
St. Rose
Oct 12 2015
7
Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
Oct 8 2015
St. Martine - This individual has a slightly upturned bill.
Oct 9 2015
6
Copyright Sue Bishop
Birdviewing.com
Sep 11 2015
Presqu'ile Provincial Park
Oct 8 2015
7
Copyright Ahmad Shah
Birdviewing.com
Sep 10 2015
male, adult
Changing summer plumage. Taken in Presqu'ile Provincial Park.
Oct 8 2015
4
Copyright jimmyhu
Birdviewing.com
female, adult, outside normal range
This morning, I took a shoot of photo as if a hariy woodpepecker. After examined the photo, the underside was not a typical hairy woodpepecker. It turns out to be an american three-toed woodpecker. What is a suprise because Toronto was not in their range map.
Oct 8 2015
13
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Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
Ingleside - It is not always easy to tell Greater from Lesser Yellowlegs if you do not have a direct size comparison. Call notes help and I did have those with this bird. Some Greaters have a slightly upturned bill towards the end but this bird does not. Bill length is a useful guide. In the Lesser, the bill from base to tip is about the same length as the width of the head. In the Greater it can be almost 50% longer than the width of the head.
Oct 7 2015
8
Copyright jimmyhu
Birdviewing.com
Oct 7 2015
adult
This morning I saw this bird acting as a woodpecker but the size was too small. I knew this is a creeper because it ascended on a tree trunk. In the afternoon, I saw the another creeper in my backyard.
Oct 6 2015
16
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