Bird Counts in February!!!
In preparation for the Great Backyard Bird Count, just did a couple of counts at Vancouver's Stanley Park in Februrary. To prepare for the Big Days, you may see a few more pictures on my albums page:…See More
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Is this a bird or an insect?
Can anyone tell me if this is a bird or an insect (I believe it is the latter, but one never knows)? It was sent to me by a friend, who lives in a very urban area (the trees practically grow on the…Continue
Started Sep 6, 2010
Can anyone identify this shorebird?
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Hello, I spotted this shorebird (a sandpiper, no doubt) four weeks ago (in early August) on Good Harbor Beach (Gloucester / Cape Ann) in Massachusetts. Can you help me identify it? There were a few…Continue
Tags: Massachusetts, Cape Ann, Sandpiper
Started this discussion. Last reply by Pierre Cenerelli Sep 5, 2010.
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Pierre Cenerelli commented on Pierre Cenerelli's blog post 'Bird Counts in February!!!'
I'm glad you liked it!
Pierre Cenerelli commented on Linda Long's photo
Beautiful photo!!! Just saw one of these avian jewels this afternoon (we were looking for raptors, but I'll gladly settle for hummingbirds any day). Thanks for sharing.
Pierre Cenerelli commented on Pierre Cenerelli's photo
Thanks! In this case, no food was offered to the birds, but they still landed on our outstretched hands or even shoulders. They also included Red-breasted Nuthatches and Black-capped Chickadees. It was very odd.
Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc. commented on Pierre Cenerelli's blog post 'Bird Counts in February!!!'
Great pic!
Linda Long commented on Pierre Cenerelli's photo
Really cute photo. I have a Chestnut-backed Chickadee that will do this also. He likes to take chopped up peanuts from my hand. I was shocked, he came to my hand the very first time I tried to feed him from my hand. Love…
Two great February bird counts in Stanley Park (Vancouver, BC)! More pictures are available here : http://ning.it/zkn029
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Pierre Cenerelli commented on Vicki Miller's photo
I'll say it again: great pictures!!!
Patty McElyea commented on Pierre Cenerelli's photo
Love a good action shot, this is Wonderful Pierre !
Pierre Cenerelli commented on Pierre Cenerelli's photo
Thanks! I really like being able to take this kind of serendipitous shot.
Larry H. Thompson commented on Pierre Cenerelli's photo
An excellent action shot.
Vicki Miller commented on Pierre Cenerelli's photo
Pretty capture of this wonderful little bird.
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Bird Counts in February!!!
In preparation for the Great Backyard Bird Count, just did a couple of counts at Vancouver's Stanley Park in Februrary. To prepare for the Big Days, you may see a few more pictures on my albums page:…
ContinuePosted on February 15, 2012 at 7:00am — 2 Comments
Hummingbird research in Stanley Park (Vancouver, BC)
I’m not normally a big fan of bird banding, but in the case of hummingbirds, I’m willing to make an exception. Why? Because over 25 hummingbird species are now threatened or endangered. The hummingbird research project in Stanley Park (Vancouver, BC) is part of the Hummingbird Monitoring Network (HMN), a science-based, project-driven, nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation of hummingbird diversity and abundance throughout the Americas. This work is necessary because much still…
ContinuePosted on January 23, 2012 at 6:00am
Stanley Park Ecology Society Monthly Bird Count (January 15, 2012)
Another great bird count took place last Sunday (January 15, 2012) at Stanley Park in Vancouver, BC, Canada: 36 species and over 800 birds were seen!…
ContinuePosted on January 20, 2012 at 12:00pm — 1 Comment
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- At 6:30am on January 20, 2012,
Robert Steffens said… Thanks for being friends Pierre, I am looking t all your pictures right now and have to say the lighting and detail are wonderful. The park I shoot at is fairly quiet now and the lake where all the ducks are in has terrible lighting this time of year. The hawk adventure was a real treat for me and was very close to my house. I went to the park after that figuring it might be my lucky day and I got some images of ceder waxwings which I had never seen before. I'll post them soon. keep up the great work!
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