Birds of North America Blog
Hello Visitors,
Welcome, to Classic Collection of North American Birds Ltd., also known as CCNAB. With this website, our intention is to provide images of the different birds of North America. As we travel throughout the continent with cameras in hand, we will be photographing our fine-feathered friends. Whether, it be a new species or different from the ones we already have, they will be posted over time. This is a labour of love and will probably be a never-ending task.
June 2010, Lise and I have just returned from birding the central and southern regions of Saskatchewan and the southern regions of Alberta. Thanks to the weather network, we were able to avoid most of the rainy days, that these two provinces have been experiencing. Birding was great and we were able to add another 22 bird species to our library, not including 5 females birds different from there mates. Next week, we are off on an extreme pelagic bird adventure in a 100 foot fishing boat, which will be leaving from the port of Hyannis in search for shearwaters, petrels and storm-petrels.
Best regards,
Brian Young
Aug 30, 2010, Yellow-rumped Warbler "Myrtle",pictures of Yellow-rumped Warbler "Myrtle"
Yellow-rumped Warbler, a bird, who is a member of the Wood Warbler family. This is the most abundant warbler in North America, once known as the "Myrtle" warbler.
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Aug 28, 2010, Western Kingbird,pictures of Western Kingbird,kingbirds of North America
Western Kingbird is a member of the flycatcher family. This yellow and grey bird is often seen perched on fence and service lines along highways.
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Aug 28, 2010, Western Grebe,pictures of Western Grebe,grebes of North America,grebes
Western Grebe is the largest member in the grebe family. This bird who lives more so in Western North America is quite similar to the Clark's Grebe.
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Aug 28, 2010, Warblers,pictures of warblers,North American warblers,warblers of North America
Warblers are one of the largest family of birds in North America. They have a wide range of colours, and most types change into duller colours in their non-breeding season.
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Aug 28, 2010, Sparrows,pictures of sparrows,sparrow,sparrows of North America
Sparrows, these small brown birds known as the "little brown jobs", live mostly on the ground and shrubs. Sparrows are difficult at best to identify, because they are mostly shy and hard to see.
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Aug 27, 2010, Dark-eyed Junco,Slate-colored Junco,pictures of Slate-colored Junco,juncos
Slate-colored Junco is the most common sub-species of the Dark-eyed Junco and has the widest overall range of the group, seen almost in all areas of North America.
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Aug 27, 2010, Site Map of Waterfowl
Site Map of Waterfowl is a hierarchy of link listings to all of the waterfowl of North America in individual types and species to provide an understanding for the viewer.
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Aug 27, 2010, Site Map of Birds of prey
Site Map of Birds of Prey is a hierarchy of links listing all of the birds of prey in individual types and species to provide an understanding for the viewer.
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Aug 26, 2010, Redhead,pictures of Redhead,ducks,ducks of North America,north american redhead
Redhead is one of the more beautiful ducks in North America. This duck is very simliar to the Canvasback with some of the same color patterns.
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Aug 26, 2010, Dark-eyed Junco,Pink-sided Junco,pictures of Pink-sided Junco,juncos
Pink-sided Junco is a sub-species of the Dark-eyed Junco. This forest dwelling birds is found in the mid-central regions of North America.
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Aug 26, 2010, Dark-eyed Junco,Oregon Junco,pictures of Dark-eyed Junco,juncos
Oregon Junco is one of the sub-species of the Dark-eyed Junco. This chestnut coloured sided bird prefers treed areas and is seen around bird feeders when the right type of foods are offered.
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Aug 23, 2010, Lark Sparrow,pictures of Lark Sparrow,sparrows of North America
Lark Sparrow is found in the central regions of North America, from the prairies of Canada through the plains and grasslands into Texas.
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Aug 22, 2010, Site Map of Forest Birds
Site Map of Forest Birds is a hierarchy of link listings to all of the Forest Birds of North America in individual types and species to provide an understanding for the viewer.
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Aug 22, 2010, Site Map of Field and Stream Birds
Site Map of Field and Stream Birds is a hierarchy of links to all listings of the Field and Stream Birds of North America in individual types and species to provide an understanding for the viewers.
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Aug 22, 2010, Franklin's Gull,pictures of Franklin's Gull,gulls of North America,gulls
Franklin's Gull can be found throughout the Canadian western provinces, central regions of the United States into Texas.
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