The past few weeks I have spent a fair bit of time sampling some of the grassland habitat that Ontario has to offer - mostly hayfields, but I still turned up some interesting birds and other wildlife!
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Upland Sandpiper |
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Grasshopper Sparrow |
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Tree Swallow |
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Eastern Kingbird |
This Dickcissel, another open country species, was a pleasant surprise during one of my field surveys in Bruce County this week! Dickcissel are an increasingly more common sight in Ontario, especially the past couple of years!
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Dickcissel |
This female Bobolink (on the left) seemed very impressed with the singing of the Dickcissel, but he showed a bit of stage fright and only resumed singing once she had sought out another perch!
I have also been enjoying other habitats during June including this beautiful marsh!
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Common Gallinule |
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Interestingly patterned Gartersnake |
Congratulations, Nate.....it is an addicting, but very rewarding hobby as you well know, so I look forward to many fine shots to accompany your posts.
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