THE BIRD BLOGGER
  • Welcome
  • Birding Sites
    • Birding Websites >
      • Conservation Websites
      • Resource Websites
      • Regional Birding >
        • Global - Tours
        • Belize
        • Canada >
          • Alberta Birding Websites
          • British Columbia >
            • Vancouver, BC Tours
          • Nova Scotia
        • Ecuador
        • Nicaragua
        • Panama
        • United States of America >
          • Arizona
          • California
          • Florida
          • Hawaii
          • New Mexico
          • Texas
          • Washington
          • Wisconsin
  • Wild Bird Shopping
  • Gallery
    • Prints
    • Birds By Family >
      • Ducks, Geese and Swans
      • New World Quail
      • Pheasants and Grouse
      • Grebes
      • Pigeons and Doves
      • Hummingbirds
      • Rails and Coots
      • Cranes
      • Stilts and Avocets
      • Shorebirds
      • Auks, Murres and Puffins
      • Gulls, Terns, Skimmers
      • Loons
      • Cormorants
      • Herons and Egrets
      • New World Vultures
      • Hawks, Eagles and Kites
      • Owls
      • Jacamars, Barbets and Toucans
      • Woodpeckers
      • Falcons
      • Flycatchers
      • Vireos
      • Crows, Jays and Magpies
      • Chickadees
      • Larks
      • Swalllows
      • Long-tailed Tits
      • Kinglets
      • Nuthatches
      • Wrens
      • Dippers
      • Thrushes
      • Waxwings
      • Finches and Euphonias
      • Buntings and New World Sparrows
      • Blackbirds and Orioles
      • New World Warblers
      • Cardinals and Allies
    • Belize
    • Canada >
      • Alberta
      • British Columbia
      • Nova Scotia
      • Saskatchewan
    • Cuba
    • Dominican Republic
    • Kenya
    • Mexico
    • Nicaragua
    • Panama
    • United States of America >
      • Arizona
      • California
      • Colorado
      • Florida
      • Hawaii
      • Kansas
      • New Mexico
      • Nebraska
      • Nevada
      • Oklahoma
      • Texas
      • Washington >
        • Washington Rare Birds
      • Wyoming
    • Mammals
    • Reptiles
  • Blog
  • About
    • Life List
  • Contact
Common Goldeneye - Vancouver The differences between common and Barrow's goldeneye males are that the spot infront of their eye is either round or a tear drop. Another difference is there is much more white on the Common. The last is where you can typically find each and the Barrow's seem to stay in the salt water in the winter while the common can be found in both. This male was diving along the shore of Lost Lagoon during the Stanley Park Ecological Society bird walk.    Michael Klotz - www.TheBirdBlogger.com
Common Goldeneye - Vancouver
Shop Now
Go Birding Today
Subscribe Now
If you would like your site listed in the resource section, please email The Bird Blogger "here"
 
© 2015-2021Michael Klotz - Some Rights Reserved - Attribution - Non-Commercial