Arctic Wanderer

This image captures a polar bear walking across a snowy tundra landscape in Churchill Manitoba. What a majestic animal!

Arctic Monarch

This majestic polar bear stands alert in the snowy expanse of its Arctic habitat in Churchill, looking upwards. Love it!!

Corvid Couple

A pair of crows on a wire displaying interesting behaviour.

Skor88

Sentinels of the Meadow

Two bald eagles stand in a shallow puddle on a meadow in Tsawwassen, British Columbia. Captured near my home, the scene offers a quiet, unexpected moment of stillness, showing the species at rest within a human-adjacent landscape.

Fallen Leaf

Frosty Icy Sentinel

Lone tree covered in Rime Ice caused by the foggy days and cold nights in southern Alberta. Rime Ice is Supercooled water frozen to surfaces.

The faithful appearance

It’s now been three years that I’ve been watching the same family of common loons. This year, after many days of waiting, no one appeared. I thought they had found another place to nest. Then, one evening, they reappeared. Calm. As if everything was perfectly normal.

Bridal Veil Falls in January

Bridal Veil Falls in Kagawong, Manitoulin Island, during the first week of 2026. It wasn't until my sixth winter on the Island that I finally hauled my lazy behind to see what this lovely waterfall looks like in winter. It was a treacherous experience walking down the metal stairs and not slipping on ice or snow slides that traced the sloping steps. Some people hike in from the parking lot downstream, such as the two people wearing snowshoes with whom I exchanged waves.

Hoarfrost on rosehip

Hoarfrost and individual snowflakes glitter on a rosehip

Distance Needed

The eagle decided to put a bit of distance between himself and me. I was lucky enough to get this shot of the eagle landing further back.

Bald Eagle Nestled in Amongst Rime Ice

The last couple of days parts of Manitoba have encountered the right weather conditions to produce rime ice. I had ventured out in the morning to look for a group of bald eagles just south east of Winnipeg. I did find a couple of the eagles dispersed through out the area. The bald eagle stands out so nicely against the rime ice.

bald eagle

a bald eagle who is looking for a fish

Rime ice and moonlight

Rime ice north of Calgary near Madden, January 5th. The moon was so bright it almost looks like daylight, except for the stars.

A caribou family

A caribou family on a winter day in northern BC, Canada

A snowshoe hare rubs snow on face

A snowshoe hare rubs snow on his face in northern BC, Canada

A snowshoe hare

A snowshoe hare subs snow on his face on a cold winter day in Northern BC, Canada

MOOSE IN THE HOAR FROST

ONE OF THREE MOOSE I FOLLOWED ON THE WEEKEND. THE HOAR FROST REALLY HELPED TO FRAME THE SHOT! HIGH RIVER AB. JAN 2026.

I see you.

I was helping my father-in-law in his garden a few years ago, and this fellow landed right in front of me. I picked up my iPhone and grabbed a couple of shots.

I see you.

I was helping my father-in-law in his garden a few years ago, and this fellow landed right in front of me. I picked up my iPhone and grabbed a couple of shots.

Arctic Wanderer

This image captures a polar bear walking across a snowy tundra landscape in Churchill Manitoba. What a majestic animal!

Arctic Monarch

This majestic polar bear stands alert in the snowy expanse of its Arctic habitat in Churchill, looking upwards. Love it!!

Corvid Couple

A pair of crows on a wire displaying interesting behaviour.

Skor88

Sentinels of the Meadow

Two bald eagles stand in a shallow puddle on a meadow in Tsawwassen, British Columbia. Captured near my home, the scene offers a quiet, unexpected moment of stillness, showing the species at rest within a human-adjacent landscape.

Fallen Leaf

Frosty Icy Sentinel

Lone tree covered in Rime Ice caused by the foggy days and cold nights in southern Alberta. Rime Ice is Supercooled water frozen to surfaces.

The faithful appearance

It’s now been three years that I’ve been watching the same family of common loons. This year, after many days of waiting, no one appeared. I thought they had found another place to nest. Then, one evening, they reappeared. Calm. As if everything was perfectly normal.

Bridal Veil Falls in January

Bridal Veil Falls in Kagawong, Manitoulin Island, during the first week of 2026. It wasn't until my sixth winter on the Island that I finally hauled my lazy behind to see what this lovely waterfall looks like in winter. It was a treacherous experience walking down the metal stairs and not slipping on ice or snow slides that traced the sloping steps. Some people hike in from the parking lot downstream, such as the two people wearing snowshoes with whom I exchanged waves.

Hoarfrost on rosehip

Hoarfrost and individual snowflakes glitter on a rosehip

Distance Needed

The eagle decided to put a bit of distance between himself and me. I was lucky enough to get this shot of the eagle landing further back.

Bald Eagle Nestled in Amongst Rime Ice

The last couple of days parts of Manitoba have encountered the right weather conditions to produce rime ice. I had ventured out in the morning to look for a group of bald eagles just south east of Winnipeg. I did find a couple of the eagles dispersed through out the area. The bald eagle stands out so nicely against the rime ice.

bald eagle

a bald eagle who is looking for a fish

Rime ice and moonlight

Rime ice north of Calgary near Madden, January 5th. The moon was so bright it almost looks like daylight, except for the stars.

A caribou family

A caribou family on a winter day in northern BC, Canada

A snowshoe hare rubs snow on face

A snowshoe hare rubs snow on his face in northern BC, Canada

A snowshoe hare

A snowshoe hare subs snow on his face on a cold winter day in Northern BC, Canada

MOOSE IN THE HOAR FROST

ONE OF THREE MOOSE I FOLLOWED ON THE WEEKEND. THE HOAR FROST REALLY HELPED TO FRAME THE SHOT! HIGH RIVER AB. JAN 2026.

I see you.

I was helping my father-in-law in his garden a few years ago, and this fellow landed right in front of me. I picked up my iPhone and grabbed a couple of shots.

I see you.

I was helping my father-in-law in his garden a few years ago, and this fellow landed right in front of me. I picked up my iPhone and grabbed a couple of shots.