SONG SPARROW, LAKE WILCOX PARK, RICHMOND HILL, ON

COTTONTAIL RABBITS IN BACKYARD, THORNHILL, ON

TREE SWALLOW FLEDGLING, LAKE WILCOX PARK, RICHMOND HILL, ON

    Notice the fuzzy apperance of the feathers; this is typical of a fledgling.  In the second photo you can see the male Tree Swallow, probably the fledgling's father.  They both flew off together.

FEMALE RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD, LAKE WILCOX PARK, RICHMOND HILL, ON

TREE SWALLOW TAKING OFF, LAKE WILCOX PARK, RICHMOND HILL, ON

BELTED KINGFISHER, LAKE WILCOX PARK, RICHMOND HILL, ON

YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLERS, LAKE WILCOX PARK, RICHMOND HILL, ON

   The Yellow-rumped Warblers in both photos are of the Myrtle subspecies, as can be seen from their white throats (vs. Audobon subspecies yellow throats).  The warbler in the first photo is a male, it has a yellow cap on its head ( the female doesn't).  In the second photo, which is a different bird, you can't make out enough of the head to determine its sex.