In the amount of time it took for me to have a cup of coffee this morning, a half hour or a little more, I had already seen several of the birds I saw today. Again, a hawk was being chased off by a couple of other birds today. For some reason, the hawk seemed smaller than the red-tailed hawk I usually see, but it was really hard to tell with it flying so high and quickly, and being unable to see the top side of the tail feathers - which, in the red-tailed hawk, are reddish brown and useful to identify this bird.
I've set up a Pinterest board to compliment the blog, with pictures of various Ontario birds, including most of the ones I see, and some I haven't. It's hard to take good pictures of my own of the birds, though I will try to occasionally.
Common birds: mourning dove, grackle, house sparrow, cardinal (pair), house finch (pair), robin
Spring visitors: red-wing blackbird (male), brown headed cowbird (female)
Overhead: gull, red-tailed hawk
Heard: blue jay
I've set up a Pinterest board to compliment the blog, with pictures of various Ontario birds, including most of the ones I see, and some I haven't. It's hard to take good pictures of my own of the birds, though I will try to occasionally.
Common birds: mourning dove, grackle, house sparrow, cardinal (pair), house finch (pair), robin
Spring visitors: red-wing blackbird (male), brown headed cowbird (female)
Overhead: gull, red-tailed hawk
Heard: blue jay
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