The sun is still hiding behind the clouds and the air is still quite cold. Chris came with me we drove our usual loop. Checked the bay lots of gulls mostly Herring and Ring Billed there was however and thanks to Blake a Glaucous Gull these were the best pictures.
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| GLAUCOUS GULL |
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| GLAUCOUS GULL |
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| RED BREASTED MERGANSERS |
Canatara Park
The grassland had Dark Eyed Junco,American Tree Sparrows, Cardinal, Titmouse, Black Capped Chickadee and one lonely Song Sparrow singing away.Out on Lake Chipican there was a group of ducks which had a pair of Wood Ducks sitting on the ice.
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| WOOD DUCKS ON LAKE CHIPICAN |
A group of 23 Tundra swans flew over while we were in the park.
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| TUNDRA SWANS |
As I am still not 100 per cent we headed for home. This Downy Woodpecker came to my feeder and was quite content to demolish my homemade suet.
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| DOWNY WOODPECKER AT MY FEEDER |
Good Birding Everyone!






I would say Glaucous Gull due to size. Iceland would be a bit smaller than Herring.
ReplyDeleteThere were about 15 Glaucous Gulls in Sarnia Bay this evening (25th)! Probably others around too as many gulls were in the Bridgeview Marina.
Thanks Blake!
ReplyDeleteIdentifying gulls is not coming to easy for me yet.