Saturday, November 16, 2013

Birds of Clair Lake Park, Waterloo

Clair Lake Park
Waterloo, ON
16 November 2013

    A pleasant walk through the wooded area at Clair Lake Park this morning was characterized by a good deal of avian activity, including the following Blue Jay Cyanocitta cristata and American Robin Turdus migratorius grubbing for food in the recent accumulation of leaves shed by the deciduous trees.




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David M. Gascoigne,
David M. Gascoigne,

I'm a life long birder. My interests are birds, nature, reading, books, outdoors, travel, food and wine.

2 comments:

  1. Helma16 November 2013 at 14:31

    I see birds that I only can dream of David. You have so many beautiful and colorful birds. Very nicely put on the plate.

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  2. Giga19 November 2013 at 15:41

    Wiedzą ptaki gdzie szukać pożywienia i ślicznie wyglądają wśród liści. Pozdrawiam.
    Birds know where to find food and lovely look of the leaves. Yours.

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