Neighbourhood crow project (Port Coquitlam)
^^observed over several days, this poor crow has an acorn stuck on it's beak.
^^a day later and starting to look a little ungroomed. S/he was very
hungry at this point but had trouble picking up and swallowing food.
Crows Understand Cause and Effect, Even When the Cause is Hidden
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neighbourhood birds
^^home invading fledging black capped chickadee
^^Pappa's pose
^^young starling
^^chickadee nest
^^young flicker
^^cooper's hawk working the balcony circuit
^^unidentified nest
^^hummingbird nest in rose bush
^^pine siskin
^^robin and friend
^^redwing blackbird
^^robin family on fledging day
^^crow in maple
^^crows in snow
^^anting crow
^^bush tit nest, roughly at the 1/3 mark
^^white crown sparrow
^^white crown sparrow on the patio at Matteo's
^^sharp shinned hawk checking out local smorgasbord
^^male Anna's
^^Anna's hummingbirds
^^Canada goose
^^red crossbow
^^female and male house sparrows at Braid skytrain
^^female house sparrows at skytrain
^^male house sparrow
^^Anna's
^^rock dove
^^American robin
^^dark eyed junco
^^European starling, parent and child
^^northern flicker
Anna's, female
^^Anna's, male
^^oregon junco
^^pine siskin
neighbourhood birds
^^injured robin
^^anting is common in corvids and some other bird families. It's thought the acid
sprayed by the irritated ants helps rid the birds of parasites.
^^white wing crows in PoCo
^^rufus sided towee, a large N. American sparrow
^^male Anna's
^^female and male house sparrows at Braid skytrain
^^northern flicker
Anna's, female
^^Anna's hummingbird and feeder
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birds and windows
^^pine siskins are extremely skittish. Keep feeders away from windows!
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