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Fox en route for evening hunt
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Portrait of a wood duck
This wood duck was so close I had to wait for it to back up a bit to get this shot!
Loon surfacing long after sunset
Water droplets are perfectly spaced out on this loons head as it surfaced directly in front of me on the lake. The image is dark because the sun had already set and light was extremely low.
Harbor seal jumping out of the water!
After watching some seals swimming and jumping I figured I would take my chances at capturing one jumping out of the water. After many, many failed attempts I managed to capture this one perfectly!
Sea puppy
Harbor seal laying on a submerged rock bathing in the sun.
Blue Heron @ sunset
You can feel the focus of this blue heron hunting for food. This was an incredible experience to have him land directly in front of me at sunset. Amherst Shore, NS.
Blue Heron at sunset
One of my most memorable moments... a blue heron landed directly in front of me and continued to fish as I kept extremely still as the reflections off the clouds showed how red the sky was.
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Male Marsh Wren
Male Marsh Wrens are master builders. They arrive in early May in southwestern Ontario and begin building shortly thereafter. It may take 1-2 days per nest and they often build 3 or more in a season. By the time females arrive later in the month their domed nests intricately woven from cattails and other emergent vegetation are complete. Females choose the one they like best and start laying their first clutch of eggs. Unused nests act as decoys to distract predators. This male was inmate the process of gathering building materials on the May morning I caught up with him. He stayed perched for only a few seconds in any one spot before moving onto the next task.
