This One is for You, Auntie!
“On a recent trip down to Niagara Falls, we stopped in at Dufferin Islands to visit the birds”, writes Frances Maas. “This Tufted Titmouse was happy to pose for me in exchange for some bird seed”.
Morning Stretch!
I went back to flood the pond to find these turkey vultures sunning their wings. Submitted by Larry Caco.
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A Full Tummy Makes a Happy Heart!
Paul Casey got this nice shot of a “smiling” Cardinal on their feeder.
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A Small Surprise!
“I caught this guy out of the corner of my eye as I was walking down a path in Windermere Basin”, writes Dan Copeland. “It was a small Saw-Whet Owl, about the size of a can of pop”.
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Mountsberg Bald Eagle
While at the Mountsberg Conservation Area pancake breakfast with our granddaughter, she was fascinated with the bald eagle at the centre. Submitted by Gordon Harris.
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Cutely Camouflaged!
David Boyd was lucky to spot and photograph these two Screech Owls taking a nap.
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Wide Eyed and Beautiful!
“While travelling the back roads, I had the feeling I was being watched, writes Pat Wintemute. “I was thrilled to come across this beautiful short eared owl”.
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A Hawk Eye on Me!
“Just outside of Glanbrook, I noticed something in the snow”, writes William Almas. “I was surprised to see this hawk looking back!”
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Locking Horns!
“One Horned Lark seems oblivious to the other two who are engaged in a dispute”, writes Kathy Ward. “This is our first time seeing these beautiful birds in rural St. Catharines”.
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Always Majestic!
Susan Wikkerink was able to take this shot of the always beautiful and majestic Bald Eagle on the banks of the Grand River in Caledonia.
