It's that time of year again when birds are starting to return in good numbers, and although the season is still quite delayed to what it should be, I still had several "first of the year" birds last week. While at Point Pelee a little while ago I had lots of migrants including Eastern Phoebe, Northern Flicker, Tree Swallows as well as Field and Chipping Sparrow. Apparently a Henslow's Sparrow was found at Point Pelee this week, so the "good" birds are on their way!
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| Point Pelee |
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| Hordes of migrating blackbirds filled the sky |
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| Eastern Phoebe |
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| A male Northern Flicker reverse migrating off the tip |
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| Chipping Sparrow foraging on the beach |
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| Aptly named Golden-crowned Kinglet |
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