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Drew Armstrong · 1d AGO

Ducks, White Fish Island

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Drew Armstrong · 1d AGO

Blue Jay, Whitefish Island

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Nicole St Louis · 2d AGO

Chillin Chicadee !

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Bernice Mick · 3d AGO

Our Canada Goose! Flying between the Twin cities water way.

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Donna Hopper · 3d AGO

I know most people hate seagulls, but I actually find them quite beautiful. There's definitely no shortage of them to photograph

©Donna Hopper Photography

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Cindy Scheuermann · 2w AGO

I was out this morning on a walk at whitefish Island and seen the robins getting a drink at the water and caught them as they started flying.

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Tracy Stoneman · 2w AGO

Enjoyed watching these 2 woodpeckers on St. Joseph Island this weekend.

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Barb Thibault · 2w AGO

It's been 2 weeks now that this Grey White Owl is hanging around in our 3 Pine trees at our Apartment building from dusk to dawn, he just sits there all night long, I'm just getting a bit worried about him, how long can they go without food?

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Nicole St Louis · 2w AGO

Chickadee dee dee dee deeeeeee..

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Cindy Scheuermann · 3w AGO

Male Cardinal and a chickadee having a conversation

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Cindy Scheuermann · 3w AGO

Cute lil white breasted nuthatch this morning

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Steph Bifano · 3w AGO

Quartet on a leisurely Saturday stroll

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Cindy Scheuermann · 3w AGO

Male Cardinal hanging out watching me on a recent walk

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Barb Thibault · 3w AGO

Feb 5- 2025 1am. A large grey white owl has been hanging out around our apartment building in 3 pine trees, is there any food I can feed him from a grocery store

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Ronald Johnston · 3w AGO

In for a late lunch/

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Carter Dorscht · 4w AGO

I had the opportunity yesterday to see this Spotted Towhee that is visiting a private feeder this winter on St. Joseph Island. This is only the third time one has ever been documented in the Algoma District and approximately the 39th time one has been documented in Ontario. Spotted Towhees are typically found on the western half of the continent.

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Cindy Scheuermann · 4w AGO

There were cedar waxwings over at the canal a few days ago on a walk.

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Arnold Walsh · 4w AGO

Ducks at Bellvue

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Nicole St Louis · 1mo AGO

🎶Chickadee-dee-dee-dee🎶

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Arnold Walsh · 1mo AGO

A sudden mass exodus and then ducks taking a rest.

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Cindy Scheuermann · 1mo AGO

2 bald eagles this morning on a little drive out by the airport

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morning visitor in west end of ssm

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Carter Dorscht · 1mo AGO

I started teaching ornithology at Sault College earlier this month. In yesterday's class, I was telling students that there have been a few Snowy Owls around in the city this winter. I was then fortunate to see one of them myself soon after class ended!

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Ronald Johnston · 1mo AGO

Tis minus 25C or so and I should have went south with the warblers. All puffed up, pic shot through closed window. No way this old man is gonna go outside with the birds American Goldfinch and Downy Woodpecker RRJ

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Orlino Coccimiglio · 1mo AGO

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