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Taking a breather after a busy morning learning the ropes with mom
Supercell
Supercell that I Followed from Three Hills, Alberta to Oyen, Alberta where It went outflow dominant. Beautiful and powerful tornado warned storm that packed decent winds and large hail.
The Mother Ship
A beautifully sculpted supercell thunderstorm, caused havoc north Hanna Ab.
The Green Monster
A severe thunderstorm glows green indicating large hail inside near Clive Ab.
Ducks in a Row
A mother Wood Duck keeping a watch on her young. Photographed in Alberta.
Pine Siskin
A perched Pine Siskin, photographed in Alberta.
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Entwined
These two fox kits sit entwined momentarily after playing.
Gentle Sea Giant
The Humpback whale graciously lifts the tail before plunging in the depths of the ocean
Magnificient Humpback Whale
The capelin had just arrived and the whales were splashing and rolling in the ocean. Calves swam beside their mothers. This whale slid seamlessly into the depth of the ocean holding the tail high!
Raven cloaked in Black
A raven perched, showing off its beautiful dark plumage.
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Waxwing alert!!
I was happy to see a pair of cedar waxwings in my yard...until I realized they were after my haskcap berries!! I netted the berries, hoping it will slow them down, if not stop them.
Posing Pretty
I had about two seconds to get this shot, then the little guy dashed into the high grass where I lost sight of it.
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Take the Long Way Home
I was out for a drive and decided to take a different route home, not really knowing what I would see, but always up for something new. Lots of twists and turns in the road, but those led me to multiple families of Lewis' Woodpeckers. I drove past them, slowed down, saw that they were in fact Lewis' Woodpeckers and found a safe spot to turn around so I could pull off the highway and photograph them. There were so many of them, I have never seen them like that before, I was so happy. Only my second time seeing and photographing them.
