Owls
Owls are hard to spot during the day because they are nocturnal. Their eyes are fixed in their sockets making them immobile. Since they cannot move their eyes they have … Owls
Owls are hard to spot during the day because they are nocturnal. Their eyes are fixed in their sockets making them immobile. Since they cannot move their eyes they have … Owls
The three common woodpecker species that have visited my backyard are the Downy, Hairy and Red-bellied Woodpeckers. The tongue of the woodpecker is wrapped around it’s brain thereby protecting it … Woodpeckers
Chickadees, Titmice and Swallows are small birds compared to most birds. Chickadees live in forests where they build their nests in trees or rotting wood. Titmouse are found in southern … Chickidees, Titmice & Swallows
Ibises and Herons are large birds with long legs and a long neck. These water and wetland birds live in lakes, bays and marshes. They use their beaks to feed … Ibises and Herons
These are small-medium sized birds that live in aquatic habitats. They are mostly migratory birds. They have long wings, short tails and waterproof feathers so they can still fly when … Shorebirds, Gulls and Auks
Bird-watching is a fascinating and rewarding hobby especially when it’s done in the comfort of your home. Here are the birds that visit my backyard feeder.
Waterfowls are birds that live by rivers, lakes and other bodies of fresh water. They have webbed feet and many are considered game birds (people hunt them for sport). Waterfowl … Waterfowl
COVID forced me to explore my local trails. I accidentally encountered the birds during my walks and this sparked an interest to take pictures of birds in my hometown. Almost … Ontario Birds Gallery