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The Barn Swallow is one of the most strikingly pretty of all all of the swallows. Its back is cobalt blue, and they have a rich chestnut ... -
Sometimes there are so many birds in front of me that I don't really take in the full detail of an individual. This was the case, obvio... -
Regularly during the year, I have visitors to this site inquiring about a small yellow bird in Newfoundland. While I have posted most of t... -
Once I started watching birds, I look at all birds. About one month ago I was driving down Elizabeth Avenue when I spotted a crow with some... -
Having, twice, recently encounter several Swamp Sparrows with bright red/brown crowns, I began to wonder: Could this be a Chipping Sparrow... -
Over the last three years the most frequent visitor to my backyard feeders has been the Dark-eyed (Slate-colored) Junco. At times I have had... -
Last year while birding Bear Cove Road in Renews, I was astounded to see the number of Monarch Butterflies. They were dripping from t... -
The Dark-eyed Junco, Slate-coloured, is the most frequent visitor to my bird feeder. Every day, more than two dozen can be seen ground feed... -
I actually started out this morning to focus on duck beaks, but somewhere along the way, I got sidetracked. I think it was that I just ... -
This week I had a delightful encounter with a Hairy Woodpecker. Although I had seen one during the summer at La Manche Park I really didn...
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