Flying very high over the Viamonte Access from the ICBC Bank tower. It hten flew to the RECS area to chase away a harrison's hawk which was approaching. There was a small struggle in the sky. 

Judging by the red eyes this would be an albino

The chestnut-capped blackbird is carrying material to the nest which is added turning it around a cattail leaf. It seems the male begins the construction of the nest to seduce the female. After the material has been placed it normally stays near, sings and flatters.

A chick in a hole which belonged to a green-barred woodpecker

Dark eye and black culmen

Chasing away a white-tufted grebe

Sitting on the outer sidewalk of the reserve

Drinking water at the new showers at Viamonte Access

White wing undercoverts

Leucistic individual

Taking a bird as prey in the bill

Lapping up Manihot grahamii

Body language of this pair of coscoroba swan before mating. They move in circles alternatively pecking at the water as an invitation. The female is much smaller than the male.

There were five, now only four

These three grebe chicks are from the same clutch and exhibit differences both in plumage and loral colour. They are not the exact same since the egg is incubated as soon as it is laid. So the eggs will hatch with the same difference of time as they were laid

Eating mulberry

Out of the grasses which surround the water tank this Indian file came out apparently with a broken compass. They crossed the plant nursery in an opposite direction to the river, that is they were walking towards the street. Finally they got in the vegetation again with a very uncertain destination. The yellow-billed teal nests in tree holes and when ducklings are ready they fall to the ground.

Ringed

With a frog in the bill

Eating caterpillar Pseudoautomeris grammivora

Eating mulberry