Outdoor Ontario
Photography => Ontario Birds => Topic started by: JW Mills on September 06, 2010, 09:55:27 PM
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Red-necked Grebe at Sam Smith
(http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u225/zed37/Wildlife/Red-neckedGrebe01.jpg)
Cormorant at Humber Bay East
(http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u225/zed37/Wildlife/Cormorant01.jpg)
Who's your buddy! at Humber Bay East
(http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u225/zed37/Wildlife/BlackDuckMerganser.jpg)
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Beautiful and crisp shots as always :)
did you happen to see any young grebes around? I was there yesterday and "thought" i might have seen some but when I walked around to the boating area they had disappeared, I'm thinking the gloomy weather and the threat of rain made them hide for cover.
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Nice shots John. Really like the grebe. I haven't been in that neck of the woods for months - long overdue for a visit.
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I love that cormorant, good job
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great set john
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Thanks everyone!
Irene, I didn't check the inner waters at Sam Smith. I took a walk out to the point and back. I only saw 4 adult Grebes.
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In the last picture..isn't that a merganser on the rock?
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Great shots John! The sun on the Cormorant looks great!
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Very nice shots.
And yes, it's a Hooded Merganser on the rock.
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wow indeed a nice find, usually they are in the water not on the rocks :)
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Thanks Cody and Thomas.
Sorry Irene, I put Merganser in the title but forgot to label the pic!
Her bud, I believe, is a Black Duck
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I think the other duck is a Mallard, male eclipse, the body doesn't look dark enough for a Black Duck.
/Thomas
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Thanks for the correction Thomas, I goofed up!
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male eclipse? can someone explain this term to me please?
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in eclipse 2 (of a bird) having lost its courting plumage. --Cdn Oxford Dictionary, 2nd edition
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ahh thanks :) I didn't know this term :)