We do not have Stellar Jays in Ontario. They are impressive to look at

From one of my back yards, Lynde Shores click larger
I cropped this double crested cormorant so you could see the fish in its beak

What I do believe is an Eastern Peewee (when too many birds look alike it gets so confusing

our blue jay

Pat: I'll gladly trade the Steller for your Blue Jay. We do not have that type of jay in this area.

Immature eagle atop snag, 10-31-10. Photos taken in backyard looking southeast to tree where eagles often land. Click to enlarge. Click to enlarge

I'd love a view like that. . I spent a great hour this morning with 3 does.,c CLICK LARGER

a spike,

an 8 pointer

the 10 pointer run fast thru this clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBUkG_k4qVM or http://www.youtube.com/user/eiguoc?feature=mhum

Some interesting Mallard drake behaviour I shot yesterday Morning. I later found out it was normal dominance behaviour Oct 3 Drake Fight
http://www.youtube.com/user/eiguoc

Black squirrel, 11-30-10. All the snow has melted, and has been replaced with wind and lots of rain. Can’t remember the last sunny day. Working downstairs on the computer when I spotted this squirrel, which headed for the suet that’s supposed to be reserved for the birds. Photo taken through glass window. Click to enlarge.

Gray squirrel, 11-30-10. About an hour later, a gray squirrel is at the feeder. Check out the decorative cat in the last two photos. Photo taken through glass window. Click to enlarge.