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winter plummage
Cornwall - note the profile of this bird. It holds its tail and wings up unlike other subspecies of Lessers but also unlike most gulls. This is the intermedius subspecies which is considered rare in North America but I had several birds. I think we get a small number of these birds each fall. It also has a darker back than the more frequently seen Lessers. UPDATE: I have been corresponding with three gull experts and while interesting the bird doesn't quite measure up as far as that subspecies goes. Not black enough for one thing. The bottom line, however, it is still a Lesser Black-backed :)
Oct 2 2018
25
Sep 27 2018
male, adult, winter plummage
Ingleside
Sep 29 2018
14
Sep 28 2018
adult, winter plummage
Cornwall
Sep 29 2018
13
Sep 27 2018
adult
Cornwall
Sep 29 2018
23
Sep 20 2018
juvenile
Ingleside - Regionally uncommon and locally even harder to find. This bird was with Lesser Yellowlegs and came towards us, approaching as close as four metres.
Sep 21 2018
20
juvenile
Ingleside - This is my first leucistic shorebird of any kind. It sure sticks out.
Sep 19 2018
7
May 17 2018
Long Point Provincial Park.
Sep 18 2018
7
May 16 2018
female
Long Point.
Sep 18 2018
11
outside normal range
Rondeau Provincial Park - Canada's first Kiskadee has been putting on a show for hundreds of eager visitors. The bird is classified as a flycatcher but after what I saw I'd say we should call it a frogcatcher because it spent more time hunting for frogs than anything else. It did eat berries as well but it spent little time looking for insects. What a great find.
Sep 14 2018
31
First photo badge
Sep 4 2018
Presqu'ile Provincial Park.
Sep 12 2018
15