May 16, chestnut sided, in birch
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Thursday, May 25, 2017
May 13, black&white warbler, May 16 chestnut-sided, May 17, chestnut-sided, Wilsons, Myrtle, yelowthroat, Parula
May 13 Black&white warbler,
Black & White warbler in a white spruce
it stayed and foraged on the same trunk for a spell, seems it took a liken to the tree.
Chickadee after deliberately dis arming this arthropod it found crossing this stump
May 17, wilson's warbler in birch
Chestnut sided in poplar
Myrtle in popple
Chest-nut sided eating fly? caught on poplar
chestnut-sided warbler among young poplar leaves
Yelowthroat on rotten spruce trunk, with blackberry canes
Parula on red elder
Wilson's warbler in birch
this is a modest sensible songbird from the northern forests, not sure what is Canadian national bird but this could be a canandidate, though as migrant may disqualify,
Wilsons warbler in Cherry tree
Myrtle Birch
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