Birding, Biking, Kayaking and Nature loving in Windsor Essex County in Ontario Canada
Monday, April 29, 2013
Painted Bunting at Point Pelee
After work, I stopped by Pelee Wings to visit their special feeder guest, a beautiful female Painted Bunting (aka - Green Goddess?). In the sunlight, the mix of green, yellow and light blue was really nice to behold, even though my view was from 30-40 feet away. I only had a few minutes to see this beauty before it left... I then decided to try my luck at Kopagaron Woods [ERCA LINK]which has had a Worm eating Warbler for the last few days. I was unable to find this amazing warbler, but my consolation prize was these nice Trout Lily plants.
Good birding!
Dwaynejava
Here is a handsome male Painted Bunting that I saw in Florida during my lil' birding trip a while back.
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House Finch,
Kopegaron Woods,
Painted Bunting,
Purple Finch,
Trout Lily
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Wasn't that a treat?! I was on my way to PP yesterday and I saw people practically running across the street from the store so of course I had to stop. I'm glad I did!
ReplyDeleteI didn't get any shots of it off the feeder though. Yours are gorgeous in the tree! She's a beauty!
Thanks also for posting the female Purple Finch. Now I know that I had one on my feeder. Her features were brighter and more pronounced and stood out to me. That's a first for me at my feeder.
Happy Birding, Dwayne. It's turning out to be a surprising year already! I can't wait to see what's going to turn up next. :)
I still think you will be successful w/ Worm-eating Warbler! This seems to be the year to get one for sure.
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