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Here's a link to a photo collage of the eagle catching the poor gull https://www.flickr.com/photos/rjm284/49155659903/ --- Paul Kendal typed on a phone, which should explain any weirdness beyond the

Paul… thanks for the link to that spectacular photo sequence. Wow! What a shame! It reminds me of the Yellow-throated Warbler on Gabrolia Island that got nailed by a Cooper’s Hawk. I wish these

Nikon D3s Full frame, excellent for low light. 58,000 clicks. Three batteries $1000. Nikon D300s and batteries and motordrive grip. $350 John 604 533-7171

See more info here https://thecanadianwarbler.blogspot.com/2019/12/christmas-bird-count-help-needed.html Cheers JOGO

Found this CBC story <https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/london/birdhouses-huron-county-1.5378167?__vfz=medium%3Dsharebar&fbclid=IwAR3dz_KXtcEiJ_-FQgcoMmrq4loQvWSJfQkLzBP36hV5fQkN4oHnEynDVmQ> worth the

Hi everyone, I've booked some travel for a few weeks in NZ with my wife (mid-Feb to mid-March). It's not a "birding trip," per se. But, well, you know what happens. We'll spend around a week and a

Hi James Here's my trip report from NZ https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2hKffeV4hhqbE9WeHV5c0FvZ0U Keith Taylor Victoria BC

James. There is also a trip report from New Zealand on World Bird Traveller website. Here is a link.. https://worldbirdtraveler.com/oceania/new-zealand/ Daniel Bastaja danielbastaja@...

Wow, Keith! This is a fantastic resource. Thank you so much! Jim James Palmer, PhD Lecturer, Music Theory | University of British Columbia Director of Content | PicardyLearning

Hi Jim, I’m just putting the finishing touches to our new website (https://worldbirdtraveler.com/) which has all of Carol and my trip reports – I’m still adding photos for some of the

Ha! Thanks Dan - didn't see your email before I sent the message! :o) Derek

You’re welcome Derek. Your website is what I thought of immediately when I saw his original post,. :) D

Hi all vanbcbirds members, I thought this latest eNewsletter from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology might be of interest, since it features tips on feeding winter birds. Colin Clasen Coquitlam,

There are still tickets available for this presentation by renowned NatGeo researchers & photographers Tim Laman & Ed Scholes. February 4th at the Orpheum:

pat.mary.taylor ( /g/bcvibirds/profile/3649185 ) 20:13 #41107 ( /g/bcvibirds/message/41107 ) keith taylor victoria bc

Hi all vanbcbirds members, I'm forwarding below the email from Krista De Groot from Environment Canada. Cheers, Colin Clasen Coquitlam, BC Sent: December-19-19 6:02 AM To:

After long last, a (the) Eurasian Teal has shown up at the MacDonald beach Marsh this winter. I think this is 5 years running now I’ve seen one at this location. Best view is from the dyke trail at

It never ceases to amaze me what shows up in our province from one year to the next, and that someone not only finds them, but usually manages to get skookum photos of them as well. Here is a

I vote for the Yellow-browed Warbler. A first not just for B.C. but for the entire country! That’s huge! Runner-up…. Brown Shrike. Daniel Bastaja danielbastaja@...

Wishing all vanbcbirds members a very MERRY CHRISTMAS !!!