Right, Mark?
This little bird was caught at Campanario and died as we attempted to release it from the mist net. Only two other bird species were caught in the mist net: Black-cheeked ant-tanagers and tawny-backed woodcreepers.
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Right, Mark? This little bird was caught at Campanario and died as we attempted to release it from the mist net. Only two other bird species were caught in the mist net: Black-cheeked ant-tanagers and tawny-backed woodcreepers. Maybe not the greatest photograph, but still pretty cool. I don’t remember the wetland at Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge being this blue. Otus asio! Most days in the wetland, I observed three snail kites, a family actually. There were two adults and a juvenile at the fence, and most posts were littered with a few apple snail shells. I never though to bring my telephoto lens, so I haven’t taken any real photographs of them, but here, the juvenile [...] Kind of dark, but still cool. |
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