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Loon Portraits

Loon Portrait

Cross Eyed Loon

Lake Nosbonsing Loons being curious.

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Take Off, Eh!!!

Take Off Eh

Cormorants making a “runway” for it…

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Nipissing Morning

Yesterday morning on the Waterfront.

Nipissing Morning

A languid early spring day.

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Flamingos

Flamingos frequent a brackish pond at Cormorant Point on Floreana Island.

Flamingos

Only a few were present the day we visited.

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Metamorphosis

Remarkable that these two are related.

Albatross Chick 4

Albatross Soaring

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More Booby

Nazca Boobies are particularly photogenic.

The origin of the name “Booby” is discussed Here . They really do show little fear.

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The Youngsters

The young eagles in the nest are getting close to becoming independent.

Testing of wings and balance is part of the training.

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More Peanuts

More shots of hungry woodpeckers.

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Disagreement

Dispute in the bird world.

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More Birds

Another shot of Cormorant Heaven!

Rookery II

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Roost

Evening at the roost.

Rookery I

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Cormorants

Cormorants arrived on Lake Nosbonsing in the past 10 years or so and prefer to roost on the end of a small island out in the main part of the lake.

Cormorants are not popular birds in Ontario.

Cormorant Roost III

The inevitable result of their fish diet kills vegetation and trees where numbers of them congregate.

Something like humans.

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Gulls

Yesterday afternoon on Lake Nipissing.

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Pine Grosbeak

We put up the bird feeder about two weeks ago and have seen the usual chickadees and nuthatches.  We have also had a partridge come by occasionally.  Yesterday this fellow showed up:

In spring the evening grosbeaks come by.  This is the first Pine Grosbeak that I can recall seeing although we are well within its winter range.

It was about -25C and he was fluffed up to about double his size to keep warm.

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Gull II

Controlled crash:

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