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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adult
Ingleside "Let's get ready to rumble!" A spat over fishing rights.
Aug 24 2018
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Jun 28 2018
male, adult, nest
Iroquois - dinner time
Aug 20 2018
12
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Jun 28 2018
adult
Ingleside - feeding on honeysuckle berries. This individual lacks the 'wax' on the wings.
Aug 20 2018
25
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Jul 25 2018
adult
Long Sault - Also identified by call. This bird was 50 yards from the Willow but true to its name the Willow was in a nice stand of willows along a creek. But even that is not a reliable way to confirm what you are looking at.
Aug 18 2018
9
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Jul 25 2018
adult
Long Sault - Identified by call. Now it is not safe to 'make a call' on these birds because they are too close to the Alder in plumage and most are no longer calling.
Aug 18 2018
10
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Aug 15 2018
adult
Ingleside
Aug 16 2018
11
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Aug 9 2018
adult, summer plummage
Hamilton - It was nice to get it still in full breeding plumage.
Aug 15 2018
8
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Aug 9 2018
adult
Hamilton - a graceful bird in the air.
Aug 10 2018
32
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Aug 9 2018
adult
Hamilton - quite a thrill seeing this bird.
Aug 10 2018
33
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Aug 2 2018
male, adult, winter plummage
Ottawa - This was surprisingly one of the most common warblers that day, next to Yellows and Yelow-rumps. One tree had a dozen or more. These and other northern warblers have been around since the end of July and in better than expected numbers. We have been theorizing that there may have been an early departure thanks to forest fires in some areas.
Aug 5 2018
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