August in Carburn Park

The last few weeks, Tony LePrieur has been sending us some outstanding photos of birds at Carburn Park. We had some technical difficulties with the blog and have been unable to post, but we’re back to full speed now. Here is Tony’s great collection of photos from the last three weekends in Carburn.

This is a good year for wood warblers, and there should be several species around until Sept 20 or so. Carburn Park has been a great place to see them, or anywhere along the river. Confederation Park is another warbler hot spot in the city.

Some of these fall birds can be tricky to ID, so please comment if you think we’ve got any wrong. There are two we weren’t at all sure about, the recently fledged one and the orange one, both captioned “???” – give us your thoughts on those!

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Yellow-rumped Warbler

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Canada Warbler

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Yellow-rumped Warbler

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Red-eyed Vireo

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female Tennessee Warbler

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Wilson’s Warbler

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Warbling Vireo

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Magnolia Warbler

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American Redstart

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Townsend’s Warbler

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Warbling Vireo

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Red-eyed Vireo

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Northern Waterthrush

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Canada Warbler

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female/immature Tennessee Warbler

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Orange-crowned Warbler

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???

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immature Baltimore Oriole

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House Wren

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Sora

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???

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Solitary Sandpiper

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Eastern Kingbird

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American Goldfinch

 

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