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American Redstart (69)

Setophaga ruticilla

Sue Bishop

Canada (Ontario)

Date taken: May 11 2023

Details: male, adult, summer plummage

# Long Point Bird Observatory

Date uploaded: Feb 3 2024

Comments (1):
Brian Morin: Nice plumage year-round

Bay-breasted Warbler (61)

Dendroica castanea

Ahmad Shah

Canada (Ontario)

Date taken: May 14 2023

Long Point.

Date uploaded: Jan 28 2024

Comments (3):
Brian Morin: A seasonal favourite. Nice capture.
Chris: Terrific - I tried hard this season but this is far better than I could do!

Short-eared Owl (64)

Brian Morin

Canada (Ontario)

Date taken: Jan 21 2024

Kingston - Wolfe Island. A flock of these beauties kept us occupied for about 90 minutes as dusk advanced. The sun was very low when this shot was taken.

Date uploaded: Jan 23 2024

Comments (3):
Chris: I was going to say, that sun has added a terrific colouring here.
Jan: Wonderful placement of feathers on this beautiful Short-eared Owl. It looks quite comfortable sitting on it's post, great photo!

Prothonotary Warbler (64)

Brian Morin

Canada (Ontario)

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Date taken: May 10 2023

Details: male

Point Pelee National Park

Date uploaded: Jan 20 2024

Comments (5):
Ahmad Shah: That is awesome capture.
Brian Morin: A cold winter day got me thinking about spring and birds I had at Point Pelee last May. The Prothonotary was one of my favourites.

Western Tanager (64)

Brian Morin

Canada (Ontario)

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Details: male, adult, winter plummage, outside normal range

Ottawa - On my third attempt over a three week period I finally had the bird near a feeder. He sure brightens up the landscape.

Date uploaded: Jan 15 2024

Comments (4):
Ahmad Shah: What an amazing find. Well done Brian !
Brian Morin: The colour is so bright at this time of year when there are no breeding plumage Goldfinches. It is also a noticeably larger bird.

Horned Lark / Shorelark (38)

Eremophila alpestris

Brian Morin

Canada (Ontario)

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St. Rose - I took advantage of morning sun looking for winter field birds. There were few but I did come across four Horned Larks. This Northern subspecies is with us throughout the winter and will leave in early March.

Date uploaded: Jan 12 2024

Comments (3):
Sue Bishop: Very nice, Brian!
Chris: Indeed! The morning light was perfect.