Great Blue Heron gliding past.

Osprey with partially devoured fish.

An unsuspecting fish below is about to have the carp beat out of it. #osprey

A Great Blue Heron lurks above the Osprey's fishing spot hoping for leftovers. I didn't notice the heron until I looked at the images on the computer but he was in several shots like this a few minutes apart so he clearly was optimistic about scoring an easy meal.

Red-winged Blackbird taking a break from squawking.

One of these things is not like the other. Barn swallow among tree swallows.

Wood Ducks on the move

Attack mode.

Grindstone Marsh.  April 25, 2020

Semi-synchronised swan spinning. Rival mute swans will rotate in place as a non-violent way to establish their territory boundaries.

Osprey nabs a some protein

Grindstone Marsh

Juvenile Bald Eagle

Hamilton, ON.   April 22, 2020.

Trumpeter swan portrait.

Osprey underside.

Grindstone Marsh, Aldershot, ON.  April 20, 2020.

Blue eyed Double-crested Cormorant snags a catfish that eventually went down the hatch in one gulp.

Grindstone Marsh, Aldershot, ON.  April 20, 2020.

Barn swallow

Mute swan

American tree sparrow.

Eastern Screech Owl with one eye open just a titch.

Red-breasted Merganser male, side view.

Staring contest with a slick looking Red-breasted Merganser.

Hamilton Harbour.  April 16, 2020.

Red-breasted Merganser males and their coordinated courting display.

Hamilton Harbour.  April 16, 2020.

Common Goldeneyes wooing the gals.

Hamilton Harbour.  Winter 2020.

Turkey vulture checking me out.

Mt. Memo, 2019.

Prism on Backsplash (through Brita jug)

Black-crowned Night Heron with the white wisps flowing freely.

May 2019

Great Egret at dusk.

Sept. 2019

Downy soft.

May 2019

Belted Kingfisher zipping along overhead.

The American Goldfinches sure add a pop of colour to the otherwise drab backyard.

Horned Grebe

The guy on the left may appear to be in attack mode but his intentions were purely amorous.

Sushi for breakfast, there are no rules.

Maybe we just need to hide in a hole until all of this is over.

Red-bellied Woodpecker

Grackle

European Starlings light up when the sun hits right.

Red-winged Blackbird (female)

On alert

Taking advantage of the last few stray morsels from the bird feeder.

Backyard

Hawk Owl in profile.

A good looking fella.

Water off a duck's back.