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  1. RobinHood
    Agree.
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    Lots of commotion now these characters are back. https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/337017351
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    Palm Warbler yesterday.
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    Agree 100%. Catbirds and Red-wingeds are much more camera friendly, flycatchers (excluding Phoebes) tend to keep their distance. I sense a new thread coming on - most difficult/easiest birds to photograph, or maybe not.
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    The wild eyed look when it spotted me (best of the day from last week, way behind with my editing). https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/335869631
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    You got your eviction notice weeks ago so time to move on fellah.
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    It's on my "missing bird photos" list so I'm out (I'm hoping we don't see any Christmas Turkey posts 🙂).
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    Southern Ontario yesterday. Immature Sharp-shinned? Thanks.
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    Most winters we have a male hang around for the winter and he usually latches onto a female Mallard and defends her against all comers. https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/135257041
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    Piping Plover today. I saw this bird about fifteen years ago when it first showed up locally and caused quite a stir at the time. Despite being one of the most popular beaches north of Toronto the local municipality continues to protect the nesting site annually. I recently realized it is not on my list so went to find it again this morning. https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/332413431
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    A little bit of cooperation yesterday but not sure which I like best. https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/331246201 https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/331243901
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    Louisiana - broad white rear supercilium and long thickish bill.
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    @floraphile. Completely agree and not sure what would have taken it down - larger owl (Barred and Great Horned in the area), or Merlin perhaps. I never feel comfortable posting this type of photo but I guess it is all part of nature. On a positive note I am beginning to become aware of how widespread Screech Owls are - just really good at blending in with the urban landscape.
  14. RobinHood
    Thanks Tony but could not see the feet unfortunately.
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    Southern Ontario today. Screech Owl perhaps or something completely different? Thanks.
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