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Bonaparte Gull

A Bonaparte Gull coming in for a landing in a very shallow tidal pool.

Berry Picker

Cedar Waxwing helping itself to some juicy Saskatoons! A handful of them were flying overhead to try and out pick us.

Content

Took a break from Saskatoon picking to photograph this dragonfly that was sitting all content on the grass, while lightly swaying in the breeze we had.

Attention!

Okay.....you now have my attention, this osprey seems to say. Shot from distance with a telephoto so all is ethical

Close Up

trying to showcase the deep, dark brown eyes characteristic of brown bears (such as the Grizzly bear ). Their dense, layered fur ranges from cream-tipped blonde to dark chocolate brown. While a bear's eyesight is comparable to human vision, they rely far more heavily on their extraordinary sense of smell and acute hearing to navigate their environment.

Embracing the Wild

Step into the rainforest. Feel the stillness. Embrace the wild.

Think I can whistle with this grass?

This baby grizzly was eating blades of grass and it looked like it was trying to whistle

Dancing in the Rain

A sandhill crane pair settled in this hay field while a thunderstorm blew over. They danced and ruffled their feathers under the little drizzle of rain that fell on us. You can see a hint of orange in the clouds behind - the thunder still roaring.

Flying Fox

My sister had a family of foxes living under a shed on her acreage this year. I spent an hour sitting with them and watched the kits play fight with each other! They were so fun to watch!

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Backyard Photography

From a park inspiration to a backyard celebration—this little flower brings all the smiles today!

in the (milk)weeds

close up with a red milkweed beetle in the garden

Peeking

A red milkweed beetle peaking over a leaf

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Simplicity

It was great to observe this female hummingbird sampling the flowers in my garden

On the alert

This Double Crested Cormorant was fishing on a fish pond

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Universal Struggle

Ouch! Hunger's first lesson: instinct dictates that survival trumps sibling bonds. Young Seagulls fighting over a scrap of food.

Ruby throated hummingbird

Ce matin, j'ai joué ma chance, j'ai installé la caméra avec la lentille 50mm sur un trépied environ 60cm d'une sauge et, j'ai pris contrôle de la caméra via l'application Camera connect de Canon. Je ne savais pas si la chance allait être de mon côté ou non, le but étant de prendre un colibri en photos. Je vais aller m'acheter un 6/49... Colibri à gorge rubis; Saint-Aimé-des-Lacs, 30 juillet 2026

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Bonaparte Gull

A Bonaparte Gull coming in for a landing in a very shallow tidal pool.

Berry Picker

Cedar Waxwing helping itself to some juicy Saskatoons! A handful of them were flying overhead to try and out pick us.

Content

Took a break from Saskatoon picking to photograph this dragonfly that was sitting all content on the grass, while lightly swaying in the breeze we had.

Attention!

Okay.....you now have my attention, this osprey seems to say. Shot from distance with a telephoto so all is ethical

Close Up

trying to showcase the deep, dark brown eyes characteristic of brown bears (such as the Grizzly bear ). Their dense, layered fur ranges from cream-tipped blonde to dark chocolate brown. While a bear's eyesight is comparable to human vision, they rely far more heavily on their extraordinary sense of smell and acute hearing to navigate their environment.

Embracing the Wild

Step into the rainforest. Feel the stillness. Embrace the wild.

Think I can whistle with this grass?

This baby grizzly was eating blades of grass and it looked like it was trying to whistle

Dancing in the Rain

A sandhill crane pair settled in this hay field while a thunderstorm blew over. They danced and ruffled their feathers under the little drizzle of rain that fell on us. You can see a hint of orange in the clouds behind - the thunder still roaring.

Flying Fox

My sister had a family of foxes living under a shed on her acreage this year. I spent an hour sitting with them and watched the kits play fight with each other! They were so fun to watch!

not uploading

Says it has successfully loaded but never does today --- Timestamp: 2026-07-31T00:38:10.331Z Page: https://photoclub.canadiangeographic.ca/feedback User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/151.0.0.0 Safari/537.36

Backyard Photography

From a park inspiration to a backyard celebration—this little flower brings all the smiles today!

in the (milk)weeds

close up with a red milkweed beetle in the garden

Peeking

A red milkweed beetle peaking over a leaf

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Simplicity

It was great to observe this female hummingbird sampling the flowers in my garden

On the alert

This Double Crested Cormorant was fishing on a fish pond

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Universal Struggle

Ouch! Hunger's first lesson: instinct dictates that survival trumps sibling bonds. Young Seagulls fighting over a scrap of food.

Ruby throated hummingbird

Ce matin, j'ai joué ma chance, j'ai installé la caméra avec la lentille 50mm sur un trépied environ 60cm d'une sauge et, j'ai pris contrôle de la caméra via l'application Camera connect de Canon. Je ne savais pas si la chance allait être de mon côté ou non, le but étant de prendre un colibri en photos. Je vais aller m'acheter un 6/49... Colibri à gorge rubis; Saint-Aimé-des-Lacs, 30 juillet 2026