Brian Morin

1772 uploads

Total photos: 1772
Total videos: 0
Species photographed: 347
Most photographed species: Snowy Owl (See all)
Countries visited: 2
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May 24 2016
male, adult
Presqu'ile Provincial Park
May 29 2016
5
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May 26 2016
female, adult
Brasher
May 27 2016
7
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May 26 2016
male, immature
Brasher - near adult plumage
May 27 2016
16
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May 26 2016
male, adult
Brasher
May 27 2016
5
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May 26 2016
adult
Brasher - this was a surprise bird for us today. It remained atop a dead tree flycatching for over 20 minutes, lifting off briefly then returning usually to the same branch. It called periodically. I love the call 'quick three beers' :) Look it up if you have never heard it. At one point a Phoebe came along and flew at it but it warded it off. Later likely an Alder flew at it and it similarly rebuffed the attack.
May 27 2016
21
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May 26 2016
male, adult
Massena
May 27 2016
10
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May 19 2016
adult, multiple species
Ottawa - What's wrong with this picture? Those are two of four Hooded Merganser ducklings with some of the Wood Duck's 9 ducklings of her own. The odd thing is mother duck had all 13 with her and no sign of Hoodie, at least not right there. We thought of a couple of possibilities. She was playing babysitter while Hoodie went on her own for a swim or she was the mother of the four oddballs but did't lay the eggs. Both birds laid eggs in the same tree nest and the Wood Duck ended up brooding. Interesting regardless.
May 20 2016
8
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May 19 2016
female, adult
Ottawa
May 20 2016
11
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May 19 2016
male
Ottawa
May 20 2016
6
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May 4 2016
male, adult
Hillman Marsh
May 16 2016
11