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Tag Archives: birders
Wawa, Ontario Tourist Points of Interest – The Michipicoten Dump
Wawa, Ontario Tourist Points of Interest – The Michipicoten Dump Most tourists wouldn’t consider the town dump to be a point of interest but for some, birders in particular, a rural town dump is usually ranked right up near the … Continue reading
Andrew Haydon Park and the Brant, Nepean, Ontario
After visiting Shirley’s Bay, I drove along to Andrew Haydon Park on the Ottawa River. When I go out with my camera, I sometimes have a specific theme in mind. On other days,such a this one, I just photograph what … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged andrew haydon park, birders, Brant, Brant (Branta bernicla), Brant Goose, Branta bernicl, branta bernicla, Canada, Canada Geese, Canada Goose, dandelion, day in the sun, flock, goslings, grass, hodge podge, Nepean, Ontario, Ottawa, Ottawa River, photograph, photographer, small goose, young couple
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Cycling in Florida – Anhinga Trail Revisited
Monday – After the longer ride to Flamingo the day before, we decided on a shorter trip for today’s outing and cycled over the Nike missile silo area and then went around to the Anhinga Trail again. There were plenty … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, USA
Tagged alligators, Anhinga, Anhinga anhinga, anhinga trail, anhingas, Aramus guarauna, Ardea herodias, birders, Black Vulture, boardwalk, bushes, camping, Coragyps atratus, cycling, Egretta caerulea, Everglades national park, feathers, Florida, florida everglades national park, great blue heron, Limpkin, Littel Blue Heron, long necks, missile silo, Mycteria americana, nike, nike missile, Nike silo, oil gland, photos, Porphyrio martinica, purple gallinule, silo, sunset, vultures, wading birds, willow, Wood Stork
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Alfred Bog, Alfred, Ontario
Alfred Bog, Alfred, Ontario My birder friend, Gerhard, gave me a call to tell me he was going to be showing a group of Dutch folks around the Alfred, Ontario area. He wondered if I might like to come along … Continue reading
Posted in Alfred Bog, Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario
Tagged Alfred, Alfred Bog, ©rjhay, birders, bog, bog laurel, carnivore, Cotton Grass, Dutch, insectivore, lagoon, muskrat, Ontario, peat bog, Pitcher Plant, Redhead, Ron Hay
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Amherst Island, Ontario
Amherst Island, Ontario Ring-Billed Gull Amherst Island, Ontario – birding outing Amherst Island is a popular spot for birders to visit especially in the winter months and early Spring (Location)
Posted in Amherst Island, Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario
Tagged Amherst Island, bird species, birders, birding, ferry, ferry passengers, flock, gull, Ontario, ontario birding, owl, owl species, pasture land, raptor, raptor populations, red-tailed hawk, ring billed gulls, ring-billed gull, RJHay, Ron Hay, saw-whet owl, spruce tree, starling, starlings
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Rondeau Provincial Park, Ontario
Rondeau Provincial Park, Ontario This was the first time that I had ever seen a May-Apple in blossom so despite the rain this was a treat for me to photograph. The flower has a waxy texture to it and is … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Rondeau Provincial Park
Tagged 300mm lens, ©rjhay, birders, boardwalk, Bruce Peninsula, butterfly, Catbird, circular tour, eastern canada, fish-eye lens, forest area, heading home, lake ontario, may apple, Mayapple, Myrtle Warbler, Nikon 10.5mm, Ontario, ottawa ontario, Pileated Woodpecker, prothonotary warblers, pt pelee, Question Mark Butterfly, Ron Hay, Rondeau Provincial Park, waxy texture, western canada, wood chips, woodpecker, Yellow-rumped Warbler
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