Bee still

The bees are working hard to find those remaining blooms in the fall. Late-season flowers are important because they provide nectar and pollen when fewer plants are flowering. Nectar gives bees energy, while pollen provides the protein and other nutrients they need as they prepare for over-wintering.

Bee duo enjoying fall native mint

Mountain Mint (Pycnanthemum) is a wonderful example of how a plant doesn't have to be spectacularly showy to be ecologically important. Bees, butterflies and other pollinators are drawn to its abundant nectar and pollen, making it a fantastic addition to your backyard garden.

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Moment of Stillness

I love the contrast here between the intricate details of its plumage and the delicate branch it chose for a brief respite. It’s a quiet reminder of the beauty that waits in the wilderness if we take the time to look.

Final Colors of Summer

Final days of summer.....final colors of summer

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Preparing for Fall Migration

A loon diligently preparing her young for this year's migration to coastal waters.

September Morning Views on Gut Lake

Calm waters and beautiful skies followed a day of heavy rain in Grundy Provincial Park. An early morning paddle on Gut Lake provided a sense of calm as the echoes of a loon filled the air.

Family Portrait

Mama bear with her 3 yearling cubs.

Beautiful Black Stallion - Alberta Wild Horses

Beautiful Black Stallion. This beauty is a Alberta Wild Horse that lives along the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains. Rugged survivors that have carved out a life for themselves in this niche area of Alberta that co-exist with the environment and other wildlife. The Alberta Wild Horse needs our help to survive ! Leave them wild and free!

The Face on the Beach

A Flowerpot Rock sculpted by the timeless tides over millions of years within the western gateway of the UNESCO-designated Fundy Biosphere Region # St. Martins, New Brunswick. I always thought this rock stack to be very Easter Island Moai statue like in certain lighting conditions.

Cedar waxwing

A lovely waxwing peeking out of the lily pads with a big catch

Grackle family

Found these guys while fishing on a lake this spring.

Pied-Billed Greve

Loon family

Baby Racoon

Cute baby racoon playing

Green Heron 2

Green Heron

Cute little Green Heron hunting frogs

Bee still

The bees are working hard to find those remaining blooms in the fall. Late-season flowers are important because they provide nectar and pollen when fewer plants are flowering. Nectar gives bees energy, while pollen provides the protein and other nutrients they need as they prepare for over-wintering.

Bee duo enjoying fall native mint

Mountain Mint (Pycnanthemum) is a wonderful example of how a plant doesn't have to be spectacularly showy to be ecologically important. Bees, butterflies and other pollinators are drawn to its abundant nectar and pollen, making it a fantastic addition to your backyard garden.

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Moment of Stillness

I love the contrast here between the intricate details of its plumage and the delicate branch it chose for a brief respite. It’s a quiet reminder of the beauty that waits in the wilderness if we take the time to look.

Final Colors of Summer

Final days of summer.....final colors of summer

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Preparing for Fall Migration

A loon diligently preparing her young for this year's migration to coastal waters.

September Morning Views on Gut Lake

Calm waters and beautiful skies followed a day of heavy rain in Grundy Provincial Park. An early morning paddle on Gut Lake provided a sense of calm as the echoes of a loon filled the air.

Family Portrait

Mama bear with her 3 yearling cubs.

Beautiful Black Stallion - Alberta Wild Horses

Beautiful Black Stallion. This beauty is a Alberta Wild Horse that lives along the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains. Rugged survivors that have carved out a life for themselves in this niche area of Alberta that co-exist with the environment and other wildlife. The Alberta Wild Horse needs our help to survive ! Leave them wild and free!

The Face on the Beach

A Flowerpot Rock sculpted by the timeless tides over millions of years within the western gateway of the UNESCO-designated Fundy Biosphere Region # St. Martins, New Brunswick. I always thought this rock stack to be very Easter Island Moai statue like in certain lighting conditions.

Cedar waxwing

A lovely waxwing peeking out of the lily pads with a big catch

Grackle family

Found these guys while fishing on a lake this spring.

Pied-Billed Greve

Loon family

Baby Racoon

Cute baby racoon playing

Green Heron 2

Green Heron

Cute little Green Heron hunting frogs