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Grey Phalarope/Red Phalarope (4)

Phalaropus fulicarius

Brian Morin

Canada (Ontario)

📍 Map

Date taken: Nov 16 2021

Details: immature

Ottawa - I had been hoping to find a Red Phalarope somewhere in the region this fall and had a chance to check out this individual which had just been spotted.

Date uploaded: Nov 17 2021

Comments (6):
Chris: Spectacular find and photo together! Love the backdrop as much as the bird 😮
BrianMorin: This was a little beauty and the light really made a positive difference. The phalarope swan around large boulders along the shore, disappearing for a minute or more, then coming back into view.

Great Blue Heron (177)

Ardea herodias

Brian Morin

Canada (Ontario)

📍 Map

Date taken: Oct 6 2021

Details: adult

Long Sault - The obvious caption here would be 'That's a stretch'.

Date uploaded: Nov 15 2021

Comments (4):
Ahmad Shah: Wonderful capture.
BrianMorin: It's nice when a familiar bird does something different.

Mute Swan (49)

Cygnus olor

Sue Bishop

Canada (Ontario)

Date taken: Sep 10 2021

Details: adult

#Presqu'ile Provincial Park

Date uploaded: Nov 13 2021

Comments (1):
Chris: Great lighting Sue

Blackpoll Warbler (24)

Dendroica striata

Sue Bishop

Canada (Ontario)

Date taken: Sep 10 2021

Details: juvenile

#fall migration
#Presqu'ile Provincial Park

Date uploaded: Nov 13 2021

Comments (2):
Chris: Great ID!
BrianMorin: Good focus.

Common Yellowthroat (62)

Geothlypis trichas

Sue Bishop

Canada (Ontario)

Date taken: Sep 10 2021

Details: juvenile

#Presqu'ile Provincial Park
#fall migration

Date uploaded: Nov 1 2021

Comments (1):
Chris: Great job Sue. Good to see the fall plumage.

Groove-billed Ani (8)

Crotophaga sulcirostris

Brian Morin

Canada (Ontario)

📍 Map

Date taken: Oct 26 2021

Details: outside normal range

Stratford - Saved me a trip to southern Texas at best or maybe even into the tropics. This anomaly is not a first for the province but is still exceptionally rare. The bird was very approachable but that wasn't necessary because at times it would head towards us as it busily probed the grass in a horse pasture for insects. Before I arrived it had been walking around the feet of observers.

Date uploaded: Oct 29 2021

Comments (3):
Ahmad Shah: Great sighting. Well done.
BrianMorin: This had to be a one-day excursion so a very long day but well worth the trip.