We can ID this woodpecker as a male Norther Flicker by its black malar stripe, black breast band and red on nape.
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Wednesday, July 27, 2016
JUVENILE SPOTTED SANDPIPER, RICHMOND GREEN PARK, RICHMOND HILL, ON
We identified this sandpiper as a juvenile Spotted Sandpiper as follows:
- Notch of white in front of folded wings.
- Tail is longer than wings.
- Brownish patches on side of breast (rather than very dark patches) indicates it is a juvenile.
Sunday, July 24, 2016
GREAT BLUE HERON, CANADA GEESE, SANDPIPERS & DUCKS, HOLLAND LANDING SEWAGE LAGOONS, EAST GWILLIMBURY, ON
The sandpipers are on the left in the first photo. We have not been able to ID them because of the distance.
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