The feast

Fall on Vancouver Island. The bears head to the river to feast on spawning salmon. It’s not uncommon to see numerous bears fishing together they’re soul focus is to eat so they don’t pay much attention to each other.

The Colour of Fall

Taken in Jasper this fall.

Rock Rabbit

Whilst I primarily went on my trip to look for elk, moose, and other large mammals, these Pika really stole my heart. They were so fun to watch.

Yearling Elk

A young bull elk, possibly a yearling. They don't get the multi-point antlers until their second/third year.

Bull Moose

My first ever sighting of a bull moose, so this was a special occasion, made more dramatic by the way he just appeared out from the dark woodland. Whilst this is a close up portrait, it was taken with a 500mm lens so I could maintain a safe and respectful distance.

Antlers

Taken during my trip to Jasper to look for elk and moose. I was not disappointed. This was taken on the first day of my trip, this bull was hanging around with his group of females. Whilst not your usual pose, I think this really shows off the size of his antlers.

Barred owl at dusk

Hunting at dusk

A Cooper's hawk taking in the autumn view

Cooper's hawk in fall foliage

Bald eagle

Bald eagle, grazing the fields today in the Niagara region 🇨🇦📸👍….!

Monochrome Moments

Shooting on overcast days is one of my favorite types of weather for utilizing soft, even light. The cloud cover removes harsh shadows and blown-out highlights, making it easier to capture fine patterns and textures in bird feathers, like this portrait in grey of an Anna's Hummingbird taking a pause from its high-energy day.

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"Autumn's Little Treasure"

Caught this coyote stealing apples in the middle of the day from my yard in Red Deer County Alberta.

Furry road block 🥰

Red fox exploring the city

Red fox exploring the city in Southern Ontario.

Lesser yellow legs (shorter legs not less yellow)

Sandhill Water Play

Sandhill Cranes have a surprising range of behaviours related to courtship and territory. This adult crane has just pulled up a grass or sedge stem and root and will either drop it or toss it while their mate looks on. The image was made one May morning with the sun just peaking through cloud behind the cranes resulting in a strong backlit effect

A Brown trout jumps the falls on the Humber River

While many people are familiar with the annual salmon run on the rivers in Toronto they aren't the only fish attempting to jump the falls and move upriver. Trout also make the journey upriver, like this Brown trout and unlike salmon their life doesn’t end when the journey is done. They can make multiple trips upriver over several years to spawn.

Autumn on the Humber River

A Chinook salmon attempts to jump the waterfalls on the Humber River in Toronto. This annual autumn event draws many people to watch the salmon move upriver to spawn.

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The feast

Fall on Vancouver Island. The bears head to the river to feast on spawning salmon. It’s not uncommon to see numerous bears fishing together they’re soul focus is to eat so they don’t pay much attention to each other.

The Colour of Fall

Taken in Jasper this fall.

Rock Rabbit

Whilst I primarily went on my trip to look for elk, moose, and other large mammals, these Pika really stole my heart. They were so fun to watch.

Yearling Elk

A young bull elk, possibly a yearling. They don't get the multi-point antlers until their second/third year.

Bull Moose

My first ever sighting of a bull moose, so this was a special occasion, made more dramatic by the way he just appeared out from the dark woodland. Whilst this is a close up portrait, it was taken with a 500mm lens so I could maintain a safe and respectful distance.

Antlers

Taken during my trip to Jasper to look for elk and moose. I was not disappointed. This was taken on the first day of my trip, this bull was hanging around with his group of females. Whilst not your usual pose, I think this really shows off the size of his antlers.

Barred owl at dusk

Hunting at dusk

A Cooper's hawk taking in the autumn view

Cooper's hawk in fall foliage

Bald eagle

Bald eagle, grazing the fields today in the Niagara region 🇨🇦📸👍….!

Monochrome Moments

Shooting on overcast days is one of my favorite types of weather for utilizing soft, even light. The cloud cover removes harsh shadows and blown-out highlights, making it easier to capture fine patterns and textures in bird feathers, like this portrait in grey of an Anna's Hummingbird taking a pause from its high-energy day.

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"Autumn's Little Treasure"

Caught this coyote stealing apples in the middle of the day from my yard in Red Deer County Alberta.

Furry road block 🥰

Red fox exploring the city

Red fox exploring the city in Southern Ontario.

Lesser yellow legs (shorter legs not less yellow)

Sandhill Water Play

Sandhill Cranes have a surprising range of behaviours related to courtship and territory. This adult crane has just pulled up a grass or sedge stem and root and will either drop it or toss it while their mate looks on. The image was made one May morning with the sun just peaking through cloud behind the cranes resulting in a strong backlit effect

A Brown trout jumps the falls on the Humber River

While many people are familiar with the annual salmon run on the rivers in Toronto they aren't the only fish attempting to jump the falls and move upriver. Trout also make the journey upriver, like this Brown trout and unlike salmon their life doesn’t end when the journey is done. They can make multiple trips upriver over several years to spawn.

Autumn on the Humber River

A Chinook salmon attempts to jump the waterfalls on the Humber River in Toronto. This annual autumn event draws many people to watch the salmon move upriver to spawn.

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