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Colibrí Barba Negra (Archilochus alexandri)Observ.
lonnyholmesDescripción
Hatched from eggs on May 21 or 22. Fledged later on this day of photographs or very early on the morning the following day.
For shots on other days see: https://www.inaturalist.org/photos/286181283
https://www.inaturalist.org/photos/288283474
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/164249514
Note all photographs were taken from a distance with a 500mm prime lens so as not to disturb the nestlings.
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Aguililla Ártica (Buteo lagopus)Observ.
channajDescripción
Of our soaring Buteo hawks, this is the only one tied to cold climates. It nests in the Arctic, mostly in tundra regions north of the boreal forest; in winter, only a few move farther south than the central United States.
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Mérgulo Marino (Alle alle)Observ.
oridgen10Descripción
Found by Brian Stahls and enjoyed by many.
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Saltapared Pantanero (Cistothorus palustris)Observ.
mhkingDescripción
Norfolk County, ON
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Papamoscas Saucero (Empidonax traillii)Observ.
birds_bugs_botanyDescripción
First record for Algonquin Provincial Park. Also seen and heard by Jeff Skevington and Vince Fyson.
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Chipe de Pechera (Geothlypis philadelphia)Observ.
dbeadleDescripción
Mourning Warbler. Song. Recorded at High Park, Toronto, Ontario on 15 May 2022. This bird was seen.
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Chipe Suelero (Seiurus aurocapilla)Observ.
dbeadleDescripción
Ovenbird. Song. Recorded at High Park, Toronto, Ontario on 15 May 2022. With American Redstart and Black-throated Blue Warbler.
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Colorín Azul (Passerina cyanea)Observ.
dbeadleDescripción
Indigo Bunting. Song from two males. Recorded at High Park, Toronto, Ontario on 15 May 2022. These birds were seen.
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Búho Sabanero (Asio flammeus)Observ.
galloots13Descripción
First short eared owl!
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Mariposa Sedosa Verde Sandía (Callophrys mcfarlandi)Observ.
jnstuartDescripción
Few seen. Perched in Nolina (sacahuiste) shrub.
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Camachuelo Picogrueso (Pinicola enucleator)Observ.
garyyankechDescripción
Algonquin Visitor Centre
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Chipe Negrogrís (Setophaga nigrescens)Observ.
brianstahlsDescripción
A great bird for November.
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aspidoscelisDescripción
Aquilegia coerulea in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, south of Big Costilla Peak above Santistevan Creek, 36.895 -105.331, Taos County, New Mexico, 10 Jul 2020.
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Chipe Celeste (Setophaga cerulea)Observ.
alansankeyDescripción
so tired after arriving ate a few insects grubs and fell asleep right there on the ground!
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Nehalennia ireneObserv.
dbeadleDescripción
Male Nehalennia irene (Sedge Sprite). Photographed in Toronto, Ontario on 9 June 2014. Discovered in my moth trap! A rare wanderer to this downtown location...
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Saltarina Azul Gloriosa (Paches loxus)Observ.
robberflyDescripción
The Brilliant Blue Skipper
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Cobre Brillante (Lycaena cupreus)Observ.
robberflyDescripción
Yosemite Butterfly Count '19
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Mariposa Cometa Negra (Papilio polyxenes)Observ.
ansel_oommenFecha
Septiembre 15, 2017Descripción
Three native swallowtail larvae side by side for comparison. From left to right: Eastern tiger swallowtail (Papilio glaucus), Eastern black swallowtail (Papilio polyxenes) and spicebush swallowtail (Papilio troilus). Note snake mimicry of both Eastern tiger and spicebush swallowtail caterpillars. Note aposematic coloration of Eastern black swallowtail. The adults of these three species participate in a Batesian mimicry complex in which they mimic the highly distasteful pipevine swallowtail (Battus philenor)
