Fluidr / Stephen J Stephen's "Point Pelee National Park" set

Scarlet Tanager

A Canon EOS 7D Mark II — 1/500s ƒ/6.3 ISO 800 at 700 mm

N 13 B 1.2K C 4 E May 9, 2017 F Sep 11, 2017

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A Male Scarlet Tanager with an obvious orange tint to his feathers.

Image created on May 9, 2017 in Point Pelee National Park. Cropped slightly for composition.

Tags: Avian Festival Of Birds 2017 Male Point Pelee National Park Scarlet Tanager Southern Ontario Spring Spring Migration Festival Of Birds 2014

Male Magnolia Warbler

A Canon EOS 7D — 1/800s ƒ/8 ISO 640 at 400 mm

N 13 B 656 C 3 E May 11, 2017 F Sep 11, 2017

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Here's a male Magnolia Warbler from my Spring Migration 2017 trip.

Image created on May 11, 2017 in Point Pelee National Park in southern Ontario.

Cropped for composition.

Tags: Avian Festival Of Birds 2014 Magnolia Warbler Point Pelee National Park Southern Ontario Spring Spring Migration Warbler

Male Blackburnian

A Canon EOS 7D Mark II — 1/1250s ƒ/5.6 ISO 1600 at 700 mm

N 28 B 1.1K C 5 E May 11, 2017 F Sep 5, 2017

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Another image from Spring Migration 2017. This male Blackburnian Warbler posed briefing before resuming his foraging.

Tags: Avian Blackburnian Warbler Festival Of Birds 2014 Point Pelee National Park Southern Ontario Spring Spring Migration Warbler

"The Showoff!"

A Canon EOS 7D Mark II — 1/1250s ƒ/7.1 ISO 800 at 700 mm

N 23 B 1.6K C 13 E May 12, 2017 F Aug 25, 2017

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This male Red-breasted Merganser was doing his best to impress a nearby female.

Image created at Point Pelee National Park, in southern Ontario on May 12, 2017

Image cropped for composition

Tags: Avian Courting Courting Display Drake Festival Of Birds 2017 Male Ottawa Point Pelee National Park Red-breasted Merganser Southern Ontario Spring Spring Migration Waterfowl

Eastern Fox Snake

A Canon EOS 7D — 1/320s ƒ/6.3 ISO 640 at 159 mm

N 28 B 1.6K C 13 E May 10, 2017 F Jul 7, 2017

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I know that this image will not be appreciated by everyone but this was the first time that I had ever seen an Eastern Fox Snake. I found the rusty red colour striking.

The distribution of this species is limited to southern Ontario, including Long Point and along the eastern coast of Georgian Bay. In the United States the Eastern Fox Snake is found in Michigan and Ohio.

As of 2008 it was listed as Endangered by the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC).

This species can reach lengths of 91–137 cm (36-50"). This specimen was approaching the maximum size.

Image was created on May 17, 2007 in Point Pelee National Park, Ontario and cropped to a panoramic format.

Tags: Eastern Fox Snake reptile Festival Of Birds 2017 Point Pelee National Park Southern Ontario Spring Spring Migration