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Backlit with the Berries: Northern Flicker
A Northern Flicker woodpecker enjoys some berries on an early-September afternoon on Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada.
Caught in a Web
A picture-winged fruit fly or peacock fly, caught in a web being preyed upon by a tiny mesh-web spider.
Algonquin Awakening
Early morning at Cache lake in Algonquin Park, Ontario. Gave me a chance to slow down and appreciate life’s small wonders: a sunrise, trees cloaked in mist and still waters reflecting the early morning light.
Crimson in the Cedars
Taken in Huntsville, ON. One of those quiet moments in nature that make you stop and look twice. A perched Northern Cardinal.
The Spirit of the Lake
Common loon captured from my kayak in Huntsville, ON
Phantom of the Forest
Great Grey Owl diving for its prey.
Ruby-throated hummingbirds
A Flash of Red
Northern Cardinal eating berries in Huntsville, ON
High Tide Huddle
High tide slowly rolls in and the western sandpipers inch tightly into a huddled group on the last patch of ground along the mud flats. Vancouver Island
Osprey heading straight with a catch
Osprey successful dive
Spray Valley Moose
This female moose was wandering along the Smith Dorrian road drinking from the puddles on a rainy morning in the Spray Valley in Alberta. After quenching her thirst she moved into this grove of bushes where she dined on the leaves.
A Fling of Western Sandpipers
A Fling of Western Sandpipers Colwood, Vancouver Island. 1/320 F8 1000 ISO. Canon R5 II RF 200-800mm Sept 5/26
Wood Duck
A little Wood Duck yoga.
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Sandhill Crane
Crane flying out to lake while water birds swim underneath.
Comeback Kids
I felt so privileged to spend time in the company of these two Whooping Cranes found in a field in central Alberta. So happy their numbers are on the rise.
Celestial Rockies
The aurora lights up the sky over Jasper National Park
Rocky Mountain Refreshment
A favorite scene of mine from the Canadian Rockies.... A bull Moose drinks from Maligne Lake with Leah Peak in the backdrop
Saw-whet owl
This is one of the neatest experiences I have ever had with wildlife. I captured this saw-whet owl with a mouse not far from where I live in Lower Sackville, NS. It was so close that this image is barely cropped.
