Brian Morin

1772 uploads

Total photos: 1772
Total videos: 0
Species photographed: 347
Most photographed species: Snowy Owl (See all)
Countries visited: 2
Feb 9 2017
immature
Plaisance - This bird attracted attention because of the unusual amount of brown feathers around the eye. None of us has ever seen one like this before. I made the trip specifically to see it and we had some luck. I have friends who have many years experience with Great Greys and have handled both live birds and study skins. They had never come across this marking.
Feb 10 2017
13
Feb 1 2017
immature
Tupper Lake - A rare bird in North America and a very rare breeder. COSEWIC designates the Ross's Gull as threatened. There are about 50,000 birds worldwide mainly in Siberia but between 0 and 10 pairs breeding annually in northern Canada. There is a slight pinkish blush below, present in both sexes. Viewing conditions were poor and the bird was not as close as I'd like but we got it which was the main thing. This bird is currently in the Adirondacks on a nearly frozen river. That is possibly the most illogical place one would expect to find it. This bird should be between Russia and Alaska in the Pacific.
Feb 2 2017
10
First photo badge
Jan 30 2017
adult
Chateauguay - Île Saint-Bernard. With virtually no winter finches to see, birds such as the Tree Sparrow offer some relief for weary observers.
Feb 1 2017
21
Jan 30 2017
adult
Chateauguay - Île Saint-Bernard. This was one of three stars performing at the refuge for excited birders and photographers.
Feb 1 2017
12
Jan 30 2017
male, adult
Chateauguay - Île Saint-Bernard
Feb 1 2017
32
Jan 30 2017
female, adult
Chateauguay - Île Saint-Bernard
Feb 1 2017
22
Jan 25 2017
adult
Stormont Dundas and Glengarry United Counties
Jan 26 2017
21
First photo badge
Jan 19 2017
male, adult
Crysler - a nice looking male
Jan 20 2017
26
Jan 19 2017
juvenile
Crysler
Jan 20 2017
33
Jan 16 2017
Kingston - Wolfe Island
Jan 17 2017
13