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Blue Jay in my Catalpa tree |
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Blue jays high atop a wetland tree |
Great Crested Flycatcher |
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Purple Finch |
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Can you tell me why they call it a 'Purple' Finch? |
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Tree Sparrow hunts for morsels |
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Tree Sparrow - on a patio! |
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Juvenile Starling methinks! Lots of birds are creating 2nd broods with early Spring. |
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Cormorant in the harbour |
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Geese practice formation |
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Seagull in Kingston Harbour |
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I love them, but then I don't see them often! |
My Catalpa tree is a fave with the birds.
We travelled to Kingston for a Daycation. Lots to see.
Lunch on the patio, and several birds were taking advantage of the free grub and crumbs!
I cannot abide people feeding birds on a patio. There are dire consequences, much as they think it is cute.
A boat trip around the harbour gave me the opportunity to photograph some water birds.
The boat was a bit too crowded for me, people arguing over empty seats, but it was a beautiful day.
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All the bird seem lined up to watch him! |

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Canada Geese |


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Cormorants, Canada Geese, Seagulls |
And then there was THIS bird!

3 comments:
I love daycations! And would have loved this one...everything I love to look for: birds, boats, blue water!
Thanks for the tour and bird pictures. Nicely done.
Now what has happened to the picture which is black and has a line through it. I had this happen a couple of times and it seemed like somebody was down loading but why did the picture disappear?
Gosh! You've got so many wonderful birds. Beautiful photos!
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