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White-throated Sparrow, Died in downtown Washington D.C. in the fall or spring of 2012 from striking a building at night. Retrieved by the Lights out DC program
Miquelon Lake Provincial Park, AB, Canada
August 28, 2011
Learned a lot in an outing with Don D on the field mark differences between the Baird's Sandpipers vs. the Semipalmated Sandpipers. Check out his photo for the reference.
Still more shorebirds to come. I'm glad we've managed to get some shorebirds within the last 2-3 weeks, but the numbers have gone down quite a bit as some have moved on and continued their fall migration.
Cochran Shoals. Chatahoochee NRA. Atlanta, Georgia.
This was the first time I was able to photograph this warbler species so I was delighted to have the opportunity.
What I like best about this shot is it's location: At the water's edge.
Sibley says: "found along wooded streams and pond edges, they walk along the water's edge, bobbing their tails rhythmically."
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Connecticut Warbler way up in some Grape vines with some Cedar Waxwings. This photo was one of 3 seen at the Koch Property in Northampton County (PA) on September 25, 2015.
Look who showed up at my feeding station yesterday! This is the first Red-breasted Nuthatch I've seen in over a year! I love their endearing nasal "yank" call. They are tiny and super active birds, so I'm happy I managed to get a few sharp images of him. Hope he sticks around! I had some other fall migrants in the yard yesterday too which I share with you in the coming days. -•••-
Hermitage Park, Edmonton, AB, Canada
One of the last to migrate. This one was feeding on some berries and was curious as to what I was doing. It posed quite nicely for the shot. Enjoy!
The only Warbler of the day, and I'm not quite sure it is. Oh well. It does have a nice yellow throat.
This is a fledgling Northern Parula, on the only sunny day we had.
Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada
August 2014
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This is Crane #W7-17, a female Whooping Crane, born at Necedah National Wildlife Refuge in June 2017.
More info about her here: www.bringbackthecranes.org/class-of-2017/#W7-17