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| Pre-squall |
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| Squall line |
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| Post-squall |
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| Clot of owlers |
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| Canada Goose Branta canadensis - Could it get any more Canadian than this? |
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| Red-bellied Woodpecker Melanerpes carolinus |
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| American Tree Sparrow Spizella arborea |
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| Song Sparrow Melospiza melodia |
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| One of each |
Dan and I went to Ile Saint-Bernard yesterday, always a lovely spot. Initially sunny, a huge snow squall pushed through around noon. I liked it. There was a pair of Great Gray Owls around, but we were too cool to hang around the scrum - too cool for those squares, daddy-o. I actually loathe being around such a scene. That's just me. Anyway, we found our own Great Gray a few years back at the Arbo (http://snowyowllost.blogspot.ca/2013/01/montreal-morgan-arboretum-january-16.html). I got a kick out of watching Song and American Tree Sparrows interact.
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