Seen December 28, 2009:
215. Thayer's Gull
Seen at the local dump with a large number of gulls, but too far away to photograph. Much thanks to an experienced local birder for picking him out!
Seen November 15, 2009:
213. Long-eared Owl
214. Short-eared Owl
A trip to Amherst Island added two more owls to my year list. Too bad neither species was cooperative for taking photos!
(I can't believe we'll be starting our year lists all over again in just one month!)
Seen November 1, 2009:
209. White-winged Scoter
210. Horned Grebe
Seen November 7, 2009:
211. Black Scoter
212. Greater Scaup
The Black Scoter was surprisingly close to the shore and looked almost as though she were going to drift right up to the rocks where I was sitting.
Seen August 22, 2009:
196. Canada Warbler
197. Cape May Warbler
Seen August 23, 2009:
198. Black-billed Cuckoo
199. Red-necked Phalarope
Seen September 7, 2009:
200. Pectoral Sandpiper
201. Long-billed Dowitcher
My year list is badly out of date, mostly because I've been focusing on putting up my wildlife photos on Pbase for the last two and half months. I now have over 1,000 images in my galleries, and there are still more to come. You can view images of birds (of course!), reptiles, amphibians...
Seen June 28, 2009:
190. Scarlet Tanager
Seen July 1, 2009:
191. Wood Thrush
Too bad the sun hadn't been shining on Sunday when I saw the tanager...it was a beautiful brilliant red male, perched on a branch with no leaves.
Seen June 6, 2009:
185. Alder Flycatcher
186. Willow Flycatcher
Seen June 7, 2009:
187. Brant
188. Indigo Bunting
Seen June 14, 2009:
189. Eastern Towhee
It's strange to think I saw both Alder and Willow Flycatchers on the same day, just in two different conservation areas! I am used to...
Seen May 20, 2009:
180. Tennessee Warbler
Seen May 24, 2009:
181. American Bittern
182. Blackpoll Warbler
183. Clay-colored Sparrow
Seen May 31, 2009:
184. Semipalmated Sandpiper
Seen May 16, 2009:
172. Red-eyed Vireo
173. Eastern Wood-Pewee
174. Least Sandpiper
175. Semipalmated Plover
Seen May 17, 2009:
176. Philadelphia Vireo
Seen May 18, 2009:
177. Eastern Bluebird
178. Wilson's Warbler
179. Ruby-throated Hummingbird
I was so startled when the yellow bird I saw...
Back in Ottawa...
Seen May 11, 2009:
163. Black-throated Green Warbler
164. Northern Parula
165. Black-crowned Night Heron
166. Great Crested Flycatcher
The last birds from my trip to s. Ontario
Seen May 5, 2009 (Rondeau Park):
149. Rose-breasted Grosbeak
150. Ovenbird
151. Magnolia Warbler
152. Warbling Vireo
153. Blackburnian Warbler
154. Black-and-White Warbler
155. Chestnut-sided Warbler
156. Marsh Wren
Near Erieau:
157. Mute Swan
Seen...
Seen May 4, 2009 (Point Pelee):
144. American Redstart
145. Carolina Wren
146. Sandhill Crane
147. Eastern Kingbird
148. American Coot
The last birds from Point Pelee. The Sandhill Crane flew right over us and landed close by, though it was screened by all the branches. I wish I had gotten...
Seen May 4, 2009 (Point Pelee):
139. Black-throated Blue Warbler
140. Yellow-throated Vireo
141. Grasshopper Sparrow
142. White-crowned Sparrow
143. Prothonotary Warbler
I actually found the Yellow-throated Vireo through it's song, which is on the Peterson's audio guides I've been studying...
Seen May 4, 2009 (Point Pelee):
133. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
134. Orchard Oriole
135. Sanderling
136. Common Tern
137. Hooded Warbler
138. White-eyed Vireo
I wish I had taken more than just the one photo of the White-eyed Vireo, but it and the Hooded Warbler had emerged into the open at the same...
Seen May 4, 2009 (Hillman Marsh):
126. Lesser Yellowlegs
127. Black-bellied Plover
128. Dunlin
129. Bonaparte's Gull
130. Caspian Tern
131. Bank Swallow
Seen May 4, 2009 (Wheatley):
132. Forster's Tern
The terns were fun to watch, particularly the Forster's at the beach of our motel. I...
From my trip to southern Ontario!
Seen May 2, 2009 (Cambridge, ON):
120. Northern Rough-winged Swallow
121. Chimney Swift
Seen May 3, 2009 (Tremblay Beach CA):
122. House Wren
123. Baltimore Oriole
124. Common Yellowthroat
125. Palm Warbler
My trip to southern Ontario last week was...
Seen April 26, 2009:
111. Blue-winged Teal
112. Virginia Rail
113. Wilson’s Snipe
114. Merlin
115. Purple Martin
116. Pine Warbler
Seen April 27, 2009:
117. Hermit Thrush
118. Yellow Warbler
Seen April 28, 2009:
119. Nashville Warbler
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