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The American Bittern Call youtu.be/R7N8cdBDqTg via @YouTube

great map for info on the Nova Scotia Wildfires arcgis.com/apps/dashboard…

@keepexploringCB @CapeBreton_Hike Congrats! That's Amazing!

We conquered the Cabot Trail 🎊🎉🍻. We made so many memories during our walks, but my favorites are walking up Smokey Mountain with 100km winds and having Tammy's Dad walk and conqueror North and MacKenzie Mountain with us. #cabottrail #visitcapebreton

I sat in the middle of the woods last night to record some woodcocks. I got lucky and had this one land 20 feet in front of me in the dark. The snow certainly does not seem to bother them. American Woodcock Sydney, Cape Breton, NS 8 PM on April 4, 2023 #ShareYourWeather

Common Grackle youtu.be/vGempknWBkQ via @YouTube

Sharp-shinned Hawk takeoff youtu.be/B7JeqThScUs via @YouTube

a nice rare bird in Cape Breton to end the year on... Orchard Oriole, Dec 31, 2022, Glace Bay, CB, NS

This cartoon by @CH_Cartoon!! #SaveWestMabouBeach #NSpoli

Not everything that swims like a duck is a duck. You can sometimes find American Coots swimming with ducks but they have long toes instead of webbed feet which help them walk on dry land. Cape Breton, NS, October 2022 #birds #birdwatching #birdphotography #Nikon

Atlantic Cove on St. Paul island looking mighty @infomorning @AforAdventure

This is one of the coolest animals I have ever come across in the wild, a Pine Marten. They are rarely seen in Nova Scotia and are endangered. Cape Breton Highlands, October 2022 #speciesatrisk

Here is my favorite bird find for the month of October 2022 was this Marsh Wren in Edwardsville. This is the first documented sighting for Cape Breton although there may have been others not recorded.

The last sighting of an ivory-billed woodpecker that ornithologists have widely accepted as verified occurred in northeast Louisiana in 1944. cbc.ca/radio/asithapp…

I am a day late but here are a few photos for #WorldShorebirdsDay #birds #birdingcapebreton #shorebirds #capebreton

The Bicknell's Thrush only nest in high-elevation forests and there are only a few areas in Canada they breed. They are listed as a Species at Risk and endangered in Nova Scotia. Cape Breton Highlands, NS, July 2022 #speciesatrisk #Endangered #wildlife @environmentca @ParksCanada

@Canada @environmentca @NRCan @FishOceansCAN @ParksCanada @POLARCanada Piping Plover with a roped-off area in the background on a Cape Breton beach where they breed. cape Breton, NS, August 2022 #Wildlife #speciesatrisk #Endangered

Canada has such beautiful #Wildlife! Let us celebrate the beautiful and irreplaceable essential species of Canada by posting your best photos of Canadian wildlife below for a chance to have them featured! ⬇️

@Canada @environmentca @NRCan @FishOceansCAN @ParksCanada @POLARCanada Snowy Owl, Cape Breton, NS, May 2022

@sssprague This is the track of the one from 2020 that has remained in North America and is currently in Newfoundland

@mcgruff101 Wasn't there a second one spotted in Alaska in the spring? Thanks for the map.

Here is a Google Map of all the current sightings of the Steller's Sea-Eagle in North America. All sightings logged on this map have been confirmed by various sources. google.com/maps/d/viewer?… #StellersSeaEagle #birding #birdwatching

@lschibley I love this!

Yellow Warbler singing to the world on a glorious spring day. I recorded his song and put it in his bubble. 😁