Humber River Trail May 13——ID needed

[Ally]

A little more varieties. I wish I could get up earlier for my bird walks.Got a Black throated green, and two finch like bird that were quite puzzling. I first mistook them as black and white warbler. Then came home and saw the beaks.

[Ally]

Saw finches not very very far away.

[Ally]

The cooper's was driven out and I was not in the best position for it. By the leftover deer, I found the first frog of the year.
Killdeer did some Yoga between killing.

[Ally]

Spotted a Savannah Sparrow, running by the water. Glad to have got some shots.

[Ally]

The Blue Gray Gnatcatcher was curious about the sparrow, so he joined us.

[Shortsighted]

The Humber area is certainly much livelier than here in Pickering where things are quiet. You have shots of both female and male Purple finch. Not the light-coloured eye brow on the female and the extension of red/purple down the flank of the male instead of merging with dark streaking as would be seen on a male House finch.

[Ally]

The Humber area is certainly much livelier than here in Pickering where things are quiet. You have shots of both female and male Purple finch. Not the light-coloured eye brow on the female and the extension of red/purple down the flank of the male instead of merging with dark streaking as would be seen on a male House finch.

Thanks for the confirmation. The female was quite high up and against the sun, so the coloring was tricky when I saw them.

[Shortsighted]

[Ally]

That was incredible!!