Brian Morin

1772 uploads

Total photos: 1772
Total videos: 0
Species photographed: 347
Most photographed species: Snowy Owl (See all)
Countries visited: 2
Mar 11 2014
adult
Hamilton - There are hundreds of Mutes along Lake Ontario and although originally an introduced species, they are wild breeders.
Mar 21 2014
12
Mar 20 2014
adult, nest
Russell - These birds are getting to be harder to find. Years ago we thought that "every" good woodlot had a resident Great Horned Owl. Not so anymore. There was a stiff wind blowing as this female incubated her eggs.
Mar 21 2014
5
First photo badge
Mar 18 2014
adult
Presqu'ile Provincial Park
Mar 19 2014
11
Mar 18 2014
juvenile
Picton - a couple of young eagles interact in a series of playful aerial manoeuvres. Exciting to watch.
Mar 19 2014
5
female, juvenile
Cobourg - This is a winter like no other. A while ago I set a goal of hopefully seeing 100 Snowies this winter. I surpassed that target some time ago and have spotted 150 in Eastern Ontario alone with a few in other parts of the province like this bird. It would be possible to see 175 In Eastern Ontario but it would take some work and a lot more driving.There will be many fond memories.

I anticipated that we would start to see birds returning from the U.S. around mid-month. Last night in Cornwall I found an old adult male, no visible marks, atop a light (so I could clearly see it with binoculars even at 10 p.m.) This is a new bird locally. Keep your eyes open for more arrivals.
Mar 15 2014
15
male, adult
Hamilton
Mar 15 2014
9
Mar 11 2014
male, adult
Hamilton - Male (right) went after this intruding female when it passed close to the nest site.
Mar 15 2014
21
First photo badge
Mar 11 2014
male, adult
Hamilton - these birds are nothing short of beautiful.
Mar 15 2014
17
female, adult
Hamilton
Mar 15 2014
27
Mar 11 2014
Presqu'ile Prov. Park - The tail feathers on this bird are tipped with orangey-red.
Mar 15 2014
19