Juvenile Shrike
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Juvenile Shrike

Stephanie

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I was walking around the Humber Arboretum this afternoon when this little guy flew across my path. He landed in the bushes just 20 feet from me. I wasn't birding at the time and didn't have my usual camera, but my trusty old PowerShot SX100 pulled this off:

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niani.gil

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Stephanie, pretty impressive with the SX100
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Wow very nice shot. and how cute is that butcher baby? LOL
thanks for sharing, nice to know what the juvies look like.
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Rob'in'To

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I love our SX100.  The best point/shoot ever.  And lucky you for such an awesome sighting!  I'm still looking to see my first Shrike ever.
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Luv2Bird

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Terrific shot .. and lucky you to capture a juvie .. have only seen adults .. this is quite a treat!
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Stephanie

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Thanks all! It was quite a shock to see another shrike (especially such a people-friendly one) only 9 days after finding my first at Colonel Sam.
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