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Battle Ram
Ram's during are big during the rut. It is impressive to see them during the rutting season.
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An Urban Giant
Standing directly beneath Maman outside the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa a few weeks ago. Looking up at this massive sculpture against the autumn sky, with the Canadian flag framed perfectly between its legs, gives you a completely different sense of scale. It’s amazing how a shift in perspective can make you feel so small, whether you're looking down at a mountain range or looking up at a piece of art in the city!!
Where the Canadian Rockies Meet the Sky
Floating above the clouds, looking down at the rugged frozen peaks of the Canadian Rockies last May. There is something completely humbling about seeing the earth from this perspective—it reminds you just how massive and wild the world really is!!
Sulking Bunny
Came across this snow shoe hare on a wildlife drive. Looks like its pouting about being wet from the rain we had overnight.
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The perfect pause
Patience paid off—I captured this stunning Northern Flicker the exact moment it stopped hopping and paused on the branch long enough for a shot.
I see you.
This is the moment it finally saw me on the path.
I'm watching you.
Didn't bother with me at all as it scanned to hunt.
Windy Day
Back draft on this Cackling Goose ruffled feathers it had just groomed.
The Land that Time Forgot...Colwood!
The Land that Time Forgot...Colwood! Mammoth sculptor by Artist Paul Harder. Colwood , Vancouver Island, British Columbia.
A winter sunset
A better side of winter taken in Montreal Quebec
Simple sunset
From Jasper national park Alberta
Red-Tailed Hawk in Pine
You can always rely on the crows to give away the location of a bird of prey. During a walk down my street, I heard and spotted 3 crows circling a tall pine. As I scanned the treeline - surely enough I spotted this Red-Tailed Hawk nestled amongst the branches.
Time to rest
The Chi-Cheeman (Meaning Big Canoe in the Ojibwe language) anchored for the 2025 season in Owen Sound, Ontario. The boat connects Tobermory on the Bruce Pennisula with South Baymouth on Manitoulin Island and the season generally last from mid-May to mid-October. As of 2022 she is the third largest passenger vessel sailing the Great Lakes.
On Alert
A sudden sound in the surrounding brush catches their attention. In an instant, both caribou are on high alert, standing still and listening intently to the mysteries of the forest.
