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Dappled in light
A soft and tender moment between a mother white tailed deer and her fawn. Taken in Alberta.
Endangered whooping crane
The endangered Whooping Crane is the rarest crane in the world. They are native to North America and named for their “whooping” calls.
Sunshine in the dark
This Red-winged Blackbird landed nearby and immediately caught my attention. Those bright red shoulder patches against his black feathers make him one of the most striking birds in the marsh.
Nature's tiniest miracle
The Calliope Hummingbird, the smallest bird in North America, weighs only 2–3 grams—yet it completes an extraordinary migration spanning thousands of kilometres between Mexico and the mountainous regions of western North America. Despite its delicate size, this tiny traveller crosses deserts, valleys, and high mountain ranges, fueled by determination and an endless search for nectar.
Outa Here!
Got lucky and caught this Bumblbee just as it took off from this rose.
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Sibling goals
A little chaos, a lot of love
Rocky Mountain sentinel...
Bighorn Ram with an awesome background of Mt McGillivrary surrounded by puffy clouds. The Bighorn Sheep shed their bulky winter fur that kept them warm during winter giving them a shaggy knotted furry look most of the summer.
A Puffin's Quiet Gaze
Snuggled deep within its feathers, a puffin gazes out with one bright, captivating eye.
Family Napping
After a long early afternoon swim around the pond, These baby mallard ducks dried off and all gathered close to one another for a nice nap.
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Between Two World
A cool summer morning and a rare moment of complete stillness set the stage for this image. With hardly a ripple on the water, the pond became a natural mirror, transforming a simple wildlife encounter into a near-perfect reflection. The soft morning light gently illuminated the mallard while the calm surface preserved every detail, creating a scene that lasted only a few moments before the breeze returned.
Perilous Attempt
A Raven interloper attempts to snatch a young Eagle's food.
Harbour Seal
Sealed with a smile!
At Play
this grizzly was rolling around and playing with the wildflowers in Khutzeymateen
Pie-billed Grebe family
Mom and Dad swim with four chicks not venturing to far away from the nest which I believe still has one egg to hatch.
Watchful Mom
This Pie-billed Grebe watches over the egg in the nest as the chicks swim around in the pond with dad.
Mama keeping watch
Early morning in the Highwood Pass area of Kananaskis Country in Alberta. This mama grizzley keeps an eye out as her cubs dine on shoots.
Rustic and natural
At Balsam Bay Harbour on Lake Winnipeg offers a boat launch, fishing off the break front or pier and a small beach to enjoy.

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