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Birds of the Month

Posted: Tuesday, June 3, 2025

Ruddy Turnstone

June 2025

Ruddy Turnstone photo Churchill, MB by Rudolf Koes What does it look like?Ruddy Turnstones are dumpy […]

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Ruffed Grouse

November 2024

Above: This Ruffed Grouse is well camouflaged among dead leaves on a late-fall afternoon; by […]

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Rusty Blackbird

September 2019

How do I recognize it?  The species is about the size of a Red-winged Blackbird, […]

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Sandhill Crane

September 2023

Above: A pair of Sandhill Cranes in a muddy, cultivated field near Lac du Bonnet; […]

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Savannah Sparrow

September 2024

Above: Savannah Sparrow on a fence post near Whitemouth; by Peter Taylor How do I […]

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Semipalmated Sandpiper

September 2019

How do I recognize it?The Semipalmated Sandpiper is a small, short-necked shorebird about the size […]

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Sharp-shinned Hawk

September 2019

 Sharp-shinned Hawks are Accipiters, bird-eating raptors that are closely related to Cooper’s Hawks and Northern […]

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Sharp-tailed Grouse

January 2022

Above: Ever on the lookout and ready for take-off; by Peter Taylor How do I […]

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Snow Bunting

November 2018

Above: Snow Bunting by Garry Budyk How do I recognize it? Snow Buntings sport a […]

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Snow Goose

December 2025

Above photo of Snow Geese (adults and young of both color morphs) with a couple […]

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Snowy Owl

September 2019

How do I recognize it? The iconic and charismatic Snowy Owl (Bubo scandiacus) or Snowie […]

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Solitary Sandpiper

September 2026

Above: Solitary Sandpiper, Portage Creek photo by Rudolf Koes How do I recognize it? Solitary […]

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