Outdoor Ontario
Off Topic => Anything Goes => Topic started by: Brian Bailey on April 26, 2011, 12:53:28 PM
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If you visit Google (http://www.google.ca/) today, they are commemorating the 226th birthday of John James Audubon.
BB
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I noticed that as well.
Well I noticed the birds but did not know what it was for.
Thanks for the info Brian
Meg
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and here I was thinking there was a bunch of birders on staff at Google celebrating spring.
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Okay, now for the hard part: name those birds!
1) Red-Shouldered Hawk
2) Kestrel pair
3) what's with those tail feathers?! Maybe a Mourning Warbler or a Green Jay?
4) Western Kingbird (or Tropical oCassin's)
5) Northern Caracara pair
6) Long-eared Owl
7) ??? an empidonax flycatcher or maybe a White-eyed Vireo?
Those are my my guesses.
BB
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The pictures are directly taken from audubon's work. You're mostly right:
3) Great Crested Flycatcher
4) Western Kingbird
7) Acadian flycatcher
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#3 a Great Crested Flycatcher? :? Definitely not one of his better efforts!
BB
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agree totally
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And a Harris's Hawk!
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And a Harris's Hawk!
Oops, I forgot that one. (between 3 & 4) That was actually the first one I got: a bit garish, but identifiable.
BB
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What about the butterfly?
A Pearl Crescent perhaps.