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Cindy photographed and I was filming the worlds smallest birds while they were summering in Canada on their migration. All of the birds were wild coming and going at will.

Today, May 15 we drove to Christina Lake BC, The Hummingbird Capital of Canada and found our long distance friends are back from the Caribbean.

elsol.idiomasperu.com EL SOL — Spanish Language School Quality Instruction — Friendly Atmosphere Come to Lima or take online classes from your country. Call toll-free 1-800-381-1806 (from the US and Canada) Skype us: spanish.classes This video allows its viewers to experience an exceptional Lima coastline bird watching tour, courtesy of birding trip provider, Kolibri Expeditions. Home to some 120 native bird species, Peru is a sheer paradise for the bird watcher community. Take a look at the video to see some Waved Albatross, Markham’s storm petrels, Elliot’s storm petrels, Franklin’s gulls, and many, many more bird species common to Lima’s coastline.

Stilla Jay Bird feed on peanuts.

April 27, 2009: The Herring Gull, Larus argentatus, is well known along the shores of Asia, western Europe, and North America. The Herring Gull should not be confused with the Silver Gull, Chroicocephalus novaehollandiae. The Herring Gull is called the silver gull in many other languages: German Silbermöwe, French Goéland argenté, and Dutch zilvermeeuw). The Herring Gull, perhaps the most common and familiar gull of the northeastern United States and western Europe, is a large white-headed gull that inhabits shorelines of oceans, seas, lakes, and large rivers. The behavior and ecology of the Herring Gull are well studied, especially in Europe and Canada. Although this species is an opportunistic feeder, most individuals feed primarily on natural prey such as marine fishes and invertebrates. Studies from Europe and North America indicate that individual gulls specialize in their foraging and that choice of diet influences breeding performance. This species generally nests in colonies, often large ones; successful nesting appears to require sites near water and safe from terrestrial predation, sites such as islands, offshore rocks, or abandoned piers. This gull typically lays three-egg clutches in May, which generate fledged offspring by mid- to late July. Source: Cornell Lab of Ornithology: The Birds of North America – bna.birds.cornell.edu The location of this cam is on the most western island of the Wadden islands, Netherlands. The area where the Spoonbills nest is on the north-eastern coast of Texel, outside the dyke. Here is the link to a map, showing you the exact location: maps.google.nl Watch the live stream here: www.beleefdelente.nl

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