Monday, July 17, 2023

A few birds from Stanley Park, Vancouver

 

Wood Duck with just one chick and the Great Blue Heron's were circling in their dozens to take this one



Wilson's Warbler


White Crowned Sparrow



Swallowtail Butterfly



Spotted Towhee


Red-breasted Sapsucker








Three River Otters. Afraid our binoculars drew quite a crowd and the crowd grew with folk running along the bank with phones raised, the otters were soon gone with all the attention and noise.



Dark-eyed Junco




House Finch


Grey-cheeked Thrush


Fox Sparrow



Double-crested Cormorants


Black-capped Chickadee





Bald Eagles. Our first of many. To be honest, we lost count. They were in every port, in every tree along the banks, on every post. We must have seen at least 300.


Anna's Hummingbird


American Robin


American Crow

Stanley Park really is a birder's paradise and would imagine when there is a fall of birds, it would be spectacular. Would love to visit again one day with more time, who knows?!

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