Ken got such great photos of crossbills that we could not resist a trip to West Quebec. Our highlight was up to 4 Bald Eagles, including a juvenile, on a deer carcass on Highway 148 by Alary Sugar Bush. We were alerted to the spectacle by the mob of crows and ravens on the ground. We saw them both coming and going.
On Eardley-Masham Road it was slim pickings, other than Blue Jays. We did see a finch cross the road, but only got glimpse. The bad hair do suggested a Purple Finch.
We drove the whole road, then turned down Ch. Sincennes, where we finally spotted a Red Crossbill on the road.
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