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Moments between Adult and juvenile - Ruby-throated Hummingbirds
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Adult Ruby-throated Hummingbird with her juvenile fledgling (male) - a beautiful moment which becomes more meaningful when we realize that once they migrate, they do so individually. She is making sure he is ready for his long journey.
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Mid-flight feast.
A delicate dance between bloom and bird.
That Felt Good!
This mallard and family were preening and playing in the shallow part of the springs that feed our lake one evening. Even though they are very common, in the right light, they can be spectacular.
Silent Sentinel
This bald eagle can be found on one part of the lake, almost every night, like clockwork. This particular day, it chose the perfect branch, right out in the open with gorgeous greenery behind it.
Echoes of Silence
This bald eagle can be found on one part of the lake, almost every night, like clockwork. This particular day, it chose the perfect branch, right out in the open with gorgeous greenery behind it.
River Otters - Snack Time
Delicious snacks along the rocks Sydney, BC
Black Bear
Silent rainfall in Campbell River, BC
Black Bear
Was lucky to get to see black bears during the beginning of the salmon run off in Campbell River, BC
Black Bear
Sweet girl going for a morning stroll through the trail Campbell River, BC
Black Bear
Sweet girl going for a morning stroll through the trail
Steller's Sea Lion
You can see the size difference between the Steller's Sea lion in the middle and the two, darker California Sea Lions either side. I also think this is the most 'bear' looking sea lion I've ever seen (sea lions have skulls that are indistinguishable from bears).
Winter Tree
Taken during the winter gives this a whole different feel to the same scene in the summer, when the trees are in leaf. I've been back in the summer and it doesn't have the same atmosphere.
Morning Heron
A heron takes in the morning light. Photographed on the edge of a salt marsh the herons share with Coyotes, Northern Harriers, Short-eared Owls, and many other species.
