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Bruce Di Labio's Blog: February 2013
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Bruce Di Labio's Blog. Sunday, February 3, 2013. February 3, 2013 More Great Gray Owls in the Ottawa disrict! There must be more birds moving into the area in search of food. Below a series of Great Gray Owl photos. February 2,2013 Common and Hoary Redpolls at our feeder in Carp. . January 25-27, 2013 Florida birding. A group of adult Royal Terns. A winter plumage Forster's Tern. An adult Forster's Tern. The Black Skimmer is easy to recognize but it bill. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Wolf Grove Diary.
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Bruce Di Labio's Blog: January 2013
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Bruce Di Labio's Blog. Thursday, January 24, 2013. January 23, 2013 Great Gray Owls in the Ottawa district. Good birding, Bruce. Wednesday, January 23, 2013. January 22, 2013 Amherst Island birding. Spent the day birding Amherst Island in the cold and wind! Good birding, Bruce. Because of liability issues, visitors to the Kingston Field Naturalists' property at the east end of Amherst Island MUST be accompanied by a KFN member. For KFN contact information or how to become a member, please visit. A female...
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Paul Pratt's Blog: Alberta Big Day
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Monday, October 3, 2011. I am trying to catch up and post a few things. Last May I went out to Alberta with Tom Hince. Our goal was to do a Big Day of birding and hopefully set a new record for Canada. We had done three previous big days in Alberta and last year we were only one species from tying the Canadian record of 214 species. A display of Northern Lights near Cold Lake. Cold Lake sunrise at 5 am. At 6:00 am it was -1C and the list was up to 105 species. Posted by Paul Pratt. Labels: Big Day Birding.
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Paul Pratt's Blog: October 2010
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Friday, October 15, 2010. I first heard about an irruption of Gray Jays back in September and since that time I heard of reports from Lake Superior east to the Ottawa region. On October 9 we came across the Gray Jay pictured below along a back road seven km NE of Burk's Falls, ON. The bird was a first-year individual based on the ratty pointy-shaped tail feathers. Tamarack (American Larch) stand, October 9, 2010. Posted by Paul Pratt. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Paul's Hummingbird images from Ecuador.
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Paul Pratt's Blog: Holiday Beach Migration Observatory
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Saturday, October 8, 2011. Holiday Beach Migration Observatory. Hawk banding demonstration at Holiday Beach. Each fall the Hawk Migration Festival is held over two weekends at Holiday Beach C.A. This year there were 5,476 Broad-winged Hawks recorded from the hawk viewing tower on the first day of the festival. Immature Broad-winged Hawk circling over hawk watching tower. Banded Gray-cheeked Thrush ready for release. Posted by Paul Pratt. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Predators and Their Prey.
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Paul Pratt's Blog: April 2011
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Saturday, April 30, 2011. A friend in British Columbia mentioned a profusion of blooming Purple Dead Nettle. In early April. Here in southern Ontario spring is not so far advance and it wasn't until today that I noticed my first Purple Dead Nettle while driving into the Tremblay Beach Conservation Area. One end of an old soybean field was covered in millions of tiny flowers. The other day I managed to get a photo of a female Purple Finch. Posted by Paul Pratt. Labels: purple dead nettle. Point Pelee Park...
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Paul Pratt's Blog: Rose-breasted Grosbeak
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Friday, May 6, 2011. This Rose-breasted Grosbeak was waiting his turn at the feeder this evening. He looks cute but I saw one being banded yesterday and they are not meek and quiet like Blue Jays. They bite hard and bite often! Posted by Paul Pratt. May 7, 2011 at 8:00 PM. I have one of these fellas along with his mate at my feeders this year. A first for me! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Paul's Hummingbird images from Ecuador. Royal Astronomical Society of Canada - Windsor Centre.
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Paul Pratt's Blog: November 2010
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010. Rufous Hummingbird, Kingsville, ON, November 22, 2007. Anna's Hummingbird, Cottam, ON, October 30, 2010. In the Great Lakes region it is a good idea to keep hummingbird feeders up and supplied with sugar water until the snow flies! Posted by Paul Pratt. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Paul's Hummingbird images from Ecuador. Royal Astronomical Society of Canada - Windsor Centre. Adventures with Birds and other stuff - Tom Hince. Predators and Their Prey.
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Bruce Di Labio's Blog: April 2, 2015 Ottawa: Spring migration underway
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Bruce Di Labio's Blog. Thursday, April 2, 2015. April 2, 2015 Ottawa: Spring migration underway. Directions: I you require additional information please email me privately. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Les oiseaux des comtés unis de prescott / russell et d'ailleurs. The Wolf Grove Diary. Tom Hince's Blog: Adventures with Birds and Other Stuff. April 3,2015 Ottawa: Red-throated Loon and more s. April 2, 2015 Ottawa: Spring migration underway. Ontario Field Ornithologists' Ethical Birding Principles.
