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| Owl #1 released and flew fast into a tree nearby. Thank you Charm Anderson for this fantastic shot of the release. All three owls were in the care of The Owl Foundation. They were released up north. |
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| Owl #2 released by Charm |
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| Owl #3 release. |
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| Are they not just plain amazing. |
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| A amazing lifer for me. A 1st year male Summer Tanager. Wow. Thank you Christopher for letting me see his amazing bird. |
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| Flight shot. See the colours on the wing and tail. |
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| Eating Suet at the feeders. |
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| For the first time in my backyard we had a Indigo Bunting on the feeders. He stayed for 5 days and then gone. My mom had 2 in her back yard at the same time and my friends Norma and Al also had 2 in their back yard. |
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| Never close but I stilll got a nice look at him. |
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| Favourite photo of this striking bird |
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| This is a female Indigo Bunting. Thanks to Christopher I had a nice look at her in his back yard. If you look closely you will see a bit of blue on the tail of the bird. |
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| Often overlooked - just at catbird. Today I had some amazing views of this bird. He was singing and looking for food on the ground. |
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| On the ground hunting |
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| Look at that beautiful black cap |
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| Singing |
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| Tulip |
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| At Ashbridges Bay thanks to Walter who ID this one for me as a Red-eyed Vireo. Such a pretty bird. With Donna Hayes. |
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| 90% sure this is a Blue-headed Vireo |
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| More great warblers for Donna and I. this lovely landed right beside us. |
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| Love the different colours |
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| One of my favourite warblers, Northen Parula |
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| Donna and I were so lucky to see so many amazing warblers in the two mornings. |
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| a Very shy Redstart singing |
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| Palm Warbler |