On Maraboeuf Lake and Saganaga Falls this past June, as well as at the outfitters, I saw or heard:

White-throated sparrow (Oh sweet Canada Canada Canada)
Gray jay
Cedar waxwing (a pair of them)
Common goldeneye
Hermit thrush (so beautiful)
American bittern (wish we had them back home)
Common loon (wish we had them back home too)
Whipporwill
Bald eagle (a pair of them, near the Sag Channel)

I'm still pretty green but it was fun to identify bird songs up north. What have you been hearing up north?

On a solo trip last middle May 2015 the warblers up there were UNREAL! Warblers everywhere, super cool to see and here those busy bodies.

On recent trips into southern Quetico:
Nuthatch (heard; species not noted)
Bald Eagle
Blue Jay
Goldeneye
Common Loon
Gulls (species not noted)
Hairy Woodpecker
Robin
Song Sparrow
Spotted Sandpiper
Tundra Swan
White-throated Sparrow

Seen at South Temperance Lake, NW campsite in Aug 2014:


Spruce Grouse - female




Spruce Grouse - male




flicker


not sure what this is...help?



grackle?



female downy?



poor shot but...white throated sparrow?


excellent area and campsite for birding, among the best I have been at in the BWCA.