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On guard for thee
Dogs of the prairies
Plains Bison
Endless Views and Hidden Valleys
Harvest
This chipmunk began its daily routine: harvesting seeds scattered across a moss-covered log. This frantic harvesting isn't just a daily chore; it is a race against time. Every seed safely tucked away in its underground larder ensures survival through the lean, freezing Nakusp, BC, months ahead.
Sunwapta Valley - Mount Athabasca, Sunwapta Glacier and Athabasca Glacier
The Sunwapta Valley is a beautiful area in Jasper National Park to explore with the many trails , waterfalls and glaciers. The most famous landmarks are the Athabasca Mountain (with the lesser known Sunwapta Glacier), Athabasca Glacier, Sunwapta Waterfall and Tangle Falls (and many more). All very accessible and viewable when driving the picturesque Icefields Parkway. Hiking up the Wilcox Pass Trail provides a wide open view of the valley and glaciers where this image was captured from.
Fluffy Bear
A fluffy black bear out and about in the morning
Moose is antler deep in the meadow
Jaws theme comes to mind watching this Moose make his way through a deep gully. All I saw was the moose's antlers bobbing up and down as it made it way down the gully.
Black Bear
Black bear foraging in the wet brush after a morning rain, northern Ontario.
Predation Vulnerable
The Chicken: A visit to a small family farm.
Red-headed Woodpecker
ALways nice to see the red-heads return to our yard every summer
Morning Swim
Grizzly swimming in the estuary - Khutzeymateen
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Boss of the mountain top
A little golden-mantled ground squirrel at the top of Sulphur Mountain.
Alberta Barn
A lightning storm ignites the clouds behind a regular scene in central Alberta.
Lightning Madness
A severe storm in Central Alberta produced many cloud to ground lightning strikes.
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In The Garden
A variation of Buddleja Globosa (Orange Ball) with a visitor.
Eastern Bluebirds
This is the pair of Eastern Bluebirds I was so fortunate to have the opportunity to watch this past spring. As they went through the process of nesting. Like many species, there is a noticeable difference between sexes. The male here on the left, is far more colorful than his female couterpart on the right. She being much more muted in tone. I am forever grateful to them both, for all they have taught me.
Hummingbird Moth
I captured this shot of the Hummingbird moth in my back yard garden. It was early morning ,and I believe that it was unable to fly and needed to dry its wings.
