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Winter finches in northern Ontario
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The sights and sounds of Pine Grosbeaks, Common Redpolls and Pine Siskins at a feeder in northern Ontario. January 23, 2012. The sequence ends when a Pine Grosbeaks tips th...
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American Three-toed Woodpecker in Pukaskwa National Park
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A male American Three-toed Woodpecker (Picoides dorsalis) foraging on a White Spruce trunk in Pukaskwa National Park.
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White-winged Crossbill in northern Ontario
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A pair of White-winged Crossbills forages on ripe White Spruce cones in our yard - shot through the window of our breakfast nook.
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Harlequin Duck at Pukaskwa National Park
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A Harlequin Duck in the surf on a frigid, exposed headland on Lake Superior on December 10, 2011. This is one of several occurrences of the species known for Pukaskwa Natio...
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Northern Shrike singing at Coldwell, Ontario
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This Northern Shrike "sang" while perched on the wires along side the CPR tracks at Port Coldwell, on the north shore of Lake Superior on October 12, 2011.
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Orchard Oriole in Marathon, Ontario
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A short clip of a first year male Orchard Oriole that showed up in our Northern Ontario yard today, June 2, 2011.
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'Hornemann's' Hoary Redpoll in Northern Ontario
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One of the rare recognizable redpoll subspecies, the large, pale 'Hornemann's' Hoary Redpoll was a daily visitor to our backyard feeders from February into April 2011, in t...
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Hoary Redpolls in northern Ontario
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A pair of Hoary Redpolls among a larger flock of Common Redpolls in Marathon, Ontario, Canada in March of 2011.
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Many Redpolls in northern Ontario
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A large overwintering flock of Common and Hoary Redpolls in our yard - March, 2011, in Marathon, Ontario, Canada.
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Northern Shrike in northern Ontario
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A Northern Shrike relaxes near our backyard bird feeder, not long after catching and eating a Common Redpoll.
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