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Including both the wonderful beach and the sewage lagoons. First visit in September 2010 yielded an uncommon western visitor (Franklin's Gull). A return visit in October 2011 yielded a juvenile little gull.
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One of the two viewing blinds for the lagoons. No access is permitted to walk along the berms bordering the cells.
A view from one blind to the second blind showing the distance from the water.
Franklin's Gull - look for the "charcoal" hooded gull above the black head of the caspian tern (roughly center frame). Adult bird in 2nd basic or definitive basic plumage.
Franklin's Gull, left of frame above caspian tern
Franklin's Gull (Adult in 2nd basic or definitive basic plumage). The bird is roughly center of frame, note the partial charcoal hood. Photographed in Port Stanley Sewage Lagoons, Ontario. September 7, 2010. (Center of Frame)
Franklin's Gull (roughly center of frame, left of the vertical outstretched wing)
Can you spot the Little Gull? Great views of this juvenile bird: October 3, 2011.
Juvenile Little Gull - October 3, 2011
Juvenile Little Gull - October 3, 2011
Can you spot the Little Gull? Great views of this juvenile bird: October 3, 2011.
Can you spot the Little Gull? Great views of this juvenile bird: October 3, 2011.
Can you spot the Little Gull? Great views of this juvenile bird: October 3, 2011.
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