Brian Morin

1763 uploads

Total photos: 1763
Total videos: 0
Species photographed: 347
Most photographed species: Snowy Owl (See all)
Countries visited: 2
May 11 2026
male, adult
Point Pelee National Park - A rare and very frustrating bird to see and even tougher to photograph. It skulks in thickets and seldom appears in the open. It took me 90 minutes to have this opportunity.
Jun 8
32
First photo badge
Black and White Warbler (72)
Jun 5 2026
female, adult
Bonville - On breeding territory
Jun 6
26
May 10 2026
adult
Hillman Marsh - Similar to Long-billed. Bill usually shorter and it begins to gently curve downward about one third of the way from the tip. In spring plumage there is spotting rather than barring on the breast near the bend in the wing which is found in Long-billed.
With dowitchers, no two birds are alike with markings.
Jun 5
29
Long-billed Dowitcher (72)
May 3 2026
female, adult
Hillman Marsh - An annual spring migrant in very low numbers. This year there were about 20, an exceptional number. Long-bills arrive about 7-10 days before Short-bills making identification easier. Females of both species have longer bills. Bill fairly straight without noticeable droop.
Jun 4
29
female, adult
Near Bonville - This is a Blue-winged x Golden-winged hybrid. Apparently females may have yellow below while males tend to be off white. One way or another this rare find for me was unexpected.
May 27
31
First photo badge
May 25 2026
adult, summer plummage
Darlington Provincial Park - Breeding colours are stunning compared with the familiar white/gray/black we see most of the year. A majority of the birds I saw had weak colours or the grayer plumage of non-breeding adults.
May 26
25
May 22 2026
male, adult
Ingleside - I thought I'd brighten up the day with some springtime colour close to home.
May 23
29
Cerulean Warbler (72)
May 12 2026
male, adult
Point Pelee National Park - Annual but rare spring migrant.
May 19
38
May 11 2026
outside normal range
Point Pelee National Park - Rare migrant from the Southwest. The bird remained for two days.
May 19
48
First photo badge