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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Dec 10 2013
female
Ingleside - A heavily barred female, the latest addition. The invasion is on with new birds arriving in Eastern Ontario daily.
Dec 11 2013
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Dec 5 2013
winter plummage
Kingston
Dec 6 2013
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Dec 5 2013
adult, multiple species
Kingston -Tundra Swan (left) with Trumpeter Swan. The Trumpeter is a little larger (note the longer neck too) and check the different head profile.
Dec 6 2013
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Dec 4 2013
winter plummage
Ingleside - Snow Buntings are everywhere this winter. Some of the flocks are huge, close to 1,000 birds but flocks of 100-300 are easy to find.
Dec 5 2013
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Dec 3 2013
adult
Ingleside - with winter upon us and fewer subjects around our attention often turns to more common species.
Dec 4 2013
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Dec 3 2013
female, juvenile
Winchester - in the dying minutes of the day the sun came out for a few moments and bathed the bird in a soft glow.
Dec 4 2013
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Dec 3 2013
female, juvenile
Winchester - alert and hunting
Dec 4 2013
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Dec 3 2013
female, juvenile
Winchester - I finally located a Snowy in the area and managed to get a sequence of shots.
Dec 4 2013
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Nov 28 2013
adult
Chesterville - It hardly seems worthwhile taking a picture of a Crow but this bird piqued my curiosity. It spent a few minutes working on a partial cob of corn then flew away with its prize.
Dec 1 2013
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St. Rose - with fields now fully covered in snow, Horned larks are gathering along roadsides to feed. This is the Northern subspecies. In February the Prairie Horned Lark will arrive, our first spring migrant. It can be distinguished by white above the eyes rather than yellow.
Nov 29 2013
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