This Bonaparte's Gull has the dark eye patches of either the juvenile or the nonbreeding adult.
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Thursday, July 28, 2016
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
MALE MALLARD MOLTING TO BREEDING PLUMAGE, NONQUON SEWAGE LAGOONS, PORT PERRY, ON
You can see the male Mallard's neck and head have partially molted into the green of its breeding plumage. Also, the white plumage of the breeding male has started to show up.
ADULT & JUVENILE TRUMPETER SWANS, NONQUON SEWAGE LAGOONS, PORT PERRY, ON
The two larger swans with white plumage and all black bills are the adult Trumpeter Swans. The smaller swan with the grayish plumage and the bill that is only partially black is the juvenile Trumpeter Swan.
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