#torontobirds
Eastern wood pewee for flycatcher Friday. Colonel Samuel Smith Park
Baltimore Oriole inspecting blossoms along the shore. Not quite ready yet. This is a female bird
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Lesser yellowlegs. Tommy Thompson Park, cell one
Had a pretty good day yesterday at Rosetta McClain gardens. I am particularly happy with the wood thrush sighting as they are fairly uncommon in these parts {below the rose-breasted grosbeak on the left}. Other birds are: Northern Parula, Blue Jay, Grey Catbird, Veery (thrush), Yellow Warbler, Great-crested Flycatcher, Black-throated Blue Warbler
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Warbling vireo, Ashbridge’s Bay Park
Red-winged blackbird female
They’re back! Yellow Warbler
A handsome white-crowned sparrow
Red-necked grebe courtship, Colonel Samuel Smith Park
Northern Waterthrush. Starting to see a variety of warblers now
Chipping sparrow singing a familiar song. Sounds very similar to the pine warbler
White-throated sparrow in the sun
The whimbrel watch. Whimbrel Point, Toronto
Warbling vireo
Robin fledgling
Female cardinal
Grackle bathtime. Starling & grackle fledglings were making a racket at the park
