3735 results found


Jan 16 2020
female
Wolfe Island- Kingston - This bird had been reported off and on by one person for a few weeks but spotting it is luck. I went there hoping but not expecting to see it and got incredibly lucky. I watched it briefly and before it took off it raised its wings and let the wind keep them up so I had about 5 seconds to get shots like this. That is a long time from a photographer's perspective. As for it being a female, I was going by size. This was a big bird.
Jan 23 2020
31
Jan 1 2020
I checked out this bird as a way to start off the New Year. Sometimes the owl hovers over its target before plunging.
Jan 3 2020
34
Jan 1 2020
multiple species
Being attacked by a Northern Shrike. The owl is competition, not its next meal. I had the camera on a tripod and was watching the shrike, waiting to see if it would attack. I started shooting a couple of seconds before it reached the owl, otherwise a shot like this would be very difficult to get.
Jan 3 2020
28
Dec 26 2019
adult
This particular bird was not supposed to be a good subject because it spends most of its time hunting from power lines. However, for two minutes it flew across the road and perched at eye level at the edge of a forest. Worked for me. This photo is uncropped. The bird was so close I had to back up to fit it in the frame. That's a nice problem to have.
Dec 27 2019
26
adult, winter plummage
Presqu'ile Provincial Park - I watched three feeding actively in a snowstorm. They didn't mind the weather a bit.
Dec 18 2019
28
Dec 17 2019
adult, winter plummage
Presqu'ile Provincial Park - a very late individual
Dec 18 2019
20
Dec 16 2019
male, adult, outside normal range
Near Bancroft - a long staying bird that seems to have settled in for the winter. It has been feeding on the ground on seeds.
Dec 18 2019
19
First photo badge
Jul 1 2019
male
South Lancaster
Dec 8 2019
13
Jul 1 2019
male
South Lancaster
Dec 8 2019
37
Dec 5 2019
male, immature, outside normal range
Ingleside - This bird was spotted about 10 days ago and has been tough to see but after successive trips I finally had luck today. While some migrate through Northwestern Ontario, only a very few make it further east and south each year. This was our first local bird.
Dec 6 2019
11
First photo badge