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Point Pelee, Ontario, Canada. May 2009

A Photographic account of three weeks in Canada during the peak Spring Bird Migration . One week was spent at Point Pelee on the Northern shore of Lake Erie with vists to Rondeau, Hillman Marshes and Blenheim. The remaining time we travelled from our base in Toronto to various locations incuding Long Point, Carden and Toronto Islands. Thanks must be given to my host, Ian Cannell for his assistance, organisation and enthusiasm; also to Jay Peterson and Norman Murr for their help and friendship

Showing posts with label Sparrow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sparrow. Show all posts

Friday, 3 July 2009

White-crowned Sparrow



In Toronto
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Chipping Sparrow


In Toronto
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Vesper Sparrow


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Clay-coloured Sparrow


At Carden
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  • Northern cardinal
  • Nuthatch
  • Oriole
  • Osprey
  • Red-headed Woodpecker
  • Red-winged Blackbird
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  • Rose-breasted Grosbeak
  • Scarlet tanager
  • Scarlet-headed Blackbird
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  • Sparrow
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      • Point Pelee. Ontario, Canada
      • Eastern Kingbird
      • Scarlet Tanager at Point Pelee
      • Wison's Snipe
      • Upland Sandpiper
      • Tree Swallow
      • Warblers at Point Pelee
      • White-breasted Nuthatch
      • Orchard Oriole
      • Ruby-throated Hummingbird
      • Common Grackle
      • Semi-palmated Sandpiper
      • Wild Turkey
      • Dunlin
      • Red-winged Blackbird
      • Common Nighthawk
      • Red-winged Blackbird
      • Indigo Bunting
      • Swainson's Thrush
      • Black-capped Chickadee
      • Barn Swallow
      • Bluebird
      • Baltimore Oriole
      • Rose-breasted Grosbeak
      • Red-headed Woodpecker
      • Yellow-headed Blackbird
      • Dark-eyed Junco
      • Scarlet-headed Blackbird
      • Virginia Rail
      • American Bittern
      • Ring-billed Gull
      • Double-crested Cormorants
      • Wood Duck
      • Wood Thrush
      • Bonaparte's Gull
      • Willet
      • Blue Jay
      • Tufted Titmouse
      • White-crowned Sparrow
      • Hooded Merganser
      • Emu
      • Victoria Crowned Pigeon
      • Downy Woodpecker
      • Chipping Sparrow
      • American Goldfinch
      • Northern Cardinal in Toronto
      • House Finch
      • Mourning Dove
      • American Robin
      • Bobolink
      • Vesper Sparrow
      • Osprey
      • Clay-coloured Sparrow
      • Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
      • Least Flycatcher
      • Tiger Moth 'Tent'
      • Milk Snake
      • Black Squirrel in Toronto
      • Poison Ivy
      • Perennial Flax in the Sanctuary at Pelee

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Peter Martin Beesley
An enthusiastic mature birder and keen photographer since May 2004. My British list is now 446 and my ''False'' British List ( ie species on the British List seen anywhere in the World ) now stands at 579 and my Western Palearctic list at 524 In another life I was a food research scientist and marketing consultant.
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