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Orange sunset

Salsify plant projection into the sun during the month of August

Nap Time!

This cinnamon-coloured male black bear is responsible for most of the cinnamon-coloured bear cubs in this area. On this occasion, I came across him hanging out with another female, clearly looking to continue that trend. While his "girlfriend" was busy munching on grass, he thought he'd take the opportunity to take a nap in the warm, evening sun. Shot with a 500mm lens, I was able to keep a safe distance whilst capturing this peaceful moment. Most people associate bears with aggression, but that is a rarity, preferring to go about their lives undisturbed and unthreatened, like most of us.

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Driftwood

Sunset at the shores of Lake Huron

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Taking a Stand

This mama grizzley has some cubs in the area and she is up and ensuring there is no danger in sight. So great to experience this in the Khutzeymateen area of B.C.

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Driftwood

A long exposure shot at the shores of Lake Huron during sunset

Taking the kids out for a stroll

The Canada Geese are taking their eight goslings out for a stroll here in Plevna Ontario.

The little gosling

The little Canada Goose Gosling seen here was at the top of our property when I grabbed the shot on June 10th. It comes with it's parents to munch on our dandelions and grass.

Not liking the mobile site

So many things with the mobile site are not working. From my phone I switch to view the desktop site and much of that is still broken. I filled out my profile and it looks to have been deleted. I uploaded 3 photos and they appear to be gone. I'm not impressed. --- Timestamp: 2026-06-13T01:36:37.247Z Page: https://photoclub.canadiangeographic.ca/feedback User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) SamsungBrowser/30.0 Chrome/143.0.0.0 Safari/537.36

My what big ears you have

New fawn seeking protection from a tombstone

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Orange sunset

Salsify plant projection into the sun during the month of August

Nap Time!

This cinnamon-coloured male black bear is responsible for most of the cinnamon-coloured bear cubs in this area. On this occasion, I came across him hanging out with another female, clearly looking to continue that trend. While his "girlfriend" was busy munching on grass, he thought he'd take the opportunity to take a nap in the warm, evening sun. Shot with a 500mm lens, I was able to keep a safe distance whilst capturing this peaceful moment. Most people associate bears with aggression, but that is a rarity, preferring to go about their lives undisturbed and unthreatened, like most of us.

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Driftwood

Sunset at the shores of Lake Huron

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Taking a Stand

This mama grizzley has some cubs in the area and she is up and ensuring there is no danger in sight. So great to experience this in the Khutzeymateen area of B.C.

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Driftwood

A long exposure shot at the shores of Lake Huron during sunset

Taking the kids out for a stroll

The Canada Geese are taking their eight goslings out for a stroll here in Plevna Ontario.

The little gosling

The little Canada Goose Gosling seen here was at the top of our property when I grabbed the shot on June 10th. It comes with it's parents to munch on our dandelions and grass.

Not liking the mobile site

So many things with the mobile site are not working. From my phone I switch to view the desktop site and much of that is still broken. I filled out my profile and it looks to have been deleted. I uploaded 3 photos and they appear to be gone. I'm not impressed. --- Timestamp: 2026-06-13T01:36:37.247Z Page: https://photoclub.canadiangeographic.ca/feedback User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) SamsungBrowser/30.0 Chrome/143.0.0.0 Safari/537.36

My what big ears you have

New fawn seeking protection from a tombstone