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Spirit Squirrel
Finding this white squirrel was almost like finding a shiny Pokémon in real life, only about twenty times rarer! Leucism is an incredibly rare genetic mutation causing white or pale fur while keeping normal dark eyes. The odds of a red squirrel being born with it? Roughly 1 in 100,000. But nature stacks the deck even further against it. Without its natural colours providing camouflage against dark evergreen bark, a leucistic squirrel stands out like a neon sign to predators like hawks, coyotes, and owls — making it exceptionally rare for one to reach adulthood in the wild. With all that in mind, watching a full-grown adult thrive in the wilderness is nothing short of incredible.
Eastern Screech Owl
Eastern screech owls are relatively common in Ontario, yet they're seldom seen. Roughly the size of a robin and seamlessly blended into the tree bark, I couldn't believe my luck finding this little one sound asleep right above me! A small, isolated population also resides in a tiny pocket of southeastern Alberta along the river valleys. I haven't managed to spot one down there yet, but hopefully soon!
Palm Warbler
Don't let the tropical name fool you! Known for their characteristic tail-wagging, palm warblers were named after the Caribbean palms where they spend the winter. Come spring, however, these hardy songbirds migrate far north to nest in Canada’s boreal bogs.
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Autumn Forest
Autumn trees from Tremblant national park Quebec
The Real Boss of Canadian Wilderness
Paddling deep into the quiet back-country of Algonquin on a canoe trip, while the noise of world hushed, while I listened to the sound of the paddle in the water—and there he was. Standing knee-deep in the marsh, this magnificent bull moose felt like a living Megafauna of the northern woods. Looking into his soulful eyes, time completely stopped; in that sacred, untamed silence, it felt as though the true heartbeat of the Canadian wilderness was looking right back at me. An experience I cherish everyday!
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Beaver
Beave's stopping to say hello.
Beaver and it's branch
While sitting on the shores of the lake, a beaver swam over and took a branch that was underwater.
Beaver Feet
Beaver diving underwater.
Nascent
After an empty-handed drive through Algonquin Provincial Park, irony smiled right near home: a doe and two fawns waiting by the road. I grabbed my camera just in time to capture this precious fawn nestled peacefully in the vibrant green grass. A magical, heartwarming reminder of the beauty of innocence and new beginnings.
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Dark Fog
A long exposure to capture the fog moving left to right with a mix of white and dark fog from Tremblant national park at sunrise
