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adult
Casselman - A change meeting. I spent an hour watching the bird working a roadside.
Apr 2 2019
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Mar 27 2019
adult, outside normal range
Morrisburg
Mar 28 2019
27
Copyright Brian Morin
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Mar 27 2019
adult
Morrisburg - Blue morph
Mar 28 2019
19
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Mar 25 2019
adult
Morrisburg - Going with the floe.
Mar 28 2019
30
Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
Mar 26 2019
male, immature
Morrisburg - A rare sighting. It was feeding on a recently caught bird.
Mar 28 2019
34
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Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
Mar 21 2019
adult
Morrisburg - We have had Robins, Red-winged Blackbirds and geese for over a week but it is the arrival of Killdeer that says spring for me. This was my first.
Mar 22 2019
29
Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
Mar 14 2019
adult
Ottawa - I don't usually post multiple shots of the same species but this photo shows an interesting aspect of GGOW biology. Note the slender branch the bird is perched on and that it is barely bending.The owl weighs only about 1.1 kg which does not seem to match its very large size. This is our largest owl but the bird is a big ball of feathers. By comparison, a Snowy weighs about 2 kg. The photo was taken on a tripod after sunset on a cloudy day with little light left. Very slow shutter speed.
Mar 19 2019
48
Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
Mar 12 2019
adult
Ottawa- In flight this bird has a huge wingspan. This is the same bird as the other photo but taken later in the day so the plumage appears darker and browner.
Mar 13 2019
49
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Mar 12 2019
adult
Ottawa - Based on size I think this was a male. Several birds have been seen this winter.
Mar 13 2019
28
Copyright Brian Morin
Birdviewing.com
Mar 3 2019
adult
Ingleside - As a followup to my January post of the northern subspecies of Horned Lark that overwinters here, this is the Prairie subspecies that has been migrating through for the last couple of weeks. Many of us consider this our first spring bird because it usually is. Note the white rather than yellow above the eye.
Mar 6 2019
34