Mountain Goats are chillin'

I came across a group of Mountain Goats cooling off on a sheet of snow near the base of Mount Clements. The colorful rocks exposed on Mount Clements and in the surrounding area were created, formed and exposed by complex processes as ancient sea levels rose and fell over millions of years. Glacier National Park in Montana and Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta were joined together in 1932 to form the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park the world's very first International Peace Park. Glacier National Park, Montana, USA

Gaze of the North

This intimate portrait captures a polar bear dusted with light snow in Churchill, Manitoba. What an amazing, thrilling moment! Member of the Month September

Snapping Turtle Hatchling

A rough and dirty welcome to the world!

Gatineau Cascade

This long exposure captures the silky, rushing waters of a hidden waterfall cutting through the lush, moss-covered rock faces of Gatineau Park, Quebec! What a magnificent hike! Member of the Month September

Grizzly Bears

A grizzly bear mother and her cubs navigate the rich seaweed-covered shoreline of the Khutzeymateen Inlet, searching for food along the BC coast! I was so excited! Member of the Month September

Khutzeymateen Strike

A bald eagle dramatically skims the surface of the water, as it lifts off into the air in the remote wilderness of the Khutzeymateen, British Columbia! What an amazing experience! Member of the Month Sept

The First Snowfall

I collected these vibrant red maple leaves during the autumn months and preserved them specifically to create this natural Canadian flag display on the pristine canvas of the season’s very first winter snowfall in my front yard!! Member of the Month Sept

Family Tree

A raccoon family emerges from a tree cavity at dusk. One plays peek-a-boo before eventually joining its mother and sibling.

On the Fence

I was walking in a field in the early morning when I spotted this cute little Sparrow sitting on a wire fence. I really like the Goldenrods in the background.

Looking for something to eat

This Magpie was looking for peanuts on my balcony

Looking for peanuts

This Magpie came to eat peanuts on my balcony

English Gardens

Another Monarch in the English Gardens, Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg, Mb

Green Heron

For the better part of an hour. I had been scanning the area where I usually sit by the mill pond here, in Hespeler Ontario. It wasn't until this Green Heron moved, that my eye caught it. I am sure it had been there the entire time I was watching but due to its colour, and tone my eye passed right over it.

Big Rocks

Sunrise in Tremblant Quebec

Tremblant Autumn

Autumn shot from Tremblant

Fat Flow

Autumn along the Devils river Tremblant national park Quebec

The Circle Of Life

A moment in nature that is both beautiful and difficult at the same time. This red fox made its way toward me through the warm evening light, carrying its catch. While scenes like this can be hard to witness, they are also part of the reality of life in the wild. For one animal, a life has ended, while for another, it means survival. Nature doesn’t always tell an easy story, but it tells an honest one. The Circle of Life.

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Milkyway

Milkyway rising over Olympic mountains WA.

Bow Valley

Mountains Shrouded in Clouds

Mountain Goats are chillin'

I came across a group of Mountain Goats cooling off on a sheet of snow near the base of Mount Clements. The colorful rocks exposed on Mount Clements and in the surrounding area were created, formed and exposed by complex processes as ancient sea levels rose and fell over millions of years. Glacier National Park in Montana and Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta were joined together in 1932 to form the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park the world's very first International Peace Park. Glacier National Park, Montana, USA

Gaze of the North

This intimate portrait captures a polar bear dusted with light snow in Churchill, Manitoba. What an amazing, thrilling moment! Member of the Month September

Snapping Turtle Hatchling

A rough and dirty welcome to the world!

Gatineau Cascade

This long exposure captures the silky, rushing waters of a hidden waterfall cutting through the lush, moss-covered rock faces of Gatineau Park, Quebec! What a magnificent hike! Member of the Month September

Grizzly Bears

A grizzly bear mother and her cubs navigate the rich seaweed-covered shoreline of the Khutzeymateen Inlet, searching for food along the BC coast! I was so excited! Member of the Month September

Khutzeymateen Strike

A bald eagle dramatically skims the surface of the water, as it lifts off into the air in the remote wilderness of the Khutzeymateen, British Columbia! What an amazing experience! Member of the Month Sept

The First Snowfall

I collected these vibrant red maple leaves during the autumn months and preserved them specifically to create this natural Canadian flag display on the pristine canvas of the season’s very first winter snowfall in my front yard!! Member of the Month Sept

Family Tree

A raccoon family emerges from a tree cavity at dusk. One plays peek-a-boo before eventually joining its mother and sibling.

On the Fence

I was walking in a field in the early morning when I spotted this cute little Sparrow sitting on a wire fence. I really like the Goldenrods in the background.

Looking for something to eat

This Magpie was looking for peanuts on my balcony

Looking for peanuts

This Magpie came to eat peanuts on my balcony

English Gardens

Another Monarch in the English Gardens, Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg, Mb

Green Heron

For the better part of an hour. I had been scanning the area where I usually sit by the mill pond here, in Hespeler Ontario. It wasn't until this Green Heron moved, that my eye caught it. I am sure it had been there the entire time I was watching but due to its colour, and tone my eye passed right over it.

Big Rocks

Sunrise in Tremblant Quebec

Tremblant Autumn

Autumn shot from Tremblant

Fat Flow

Autumn along the Devils river Tremblant national park Quebec

The Circle Of Life

A moment in nature that is both beautiful and difficult at the same time. This red fox made its way toward me through the warm evening light, carrying its catch. While scenes like this can be hard to witness, they are also part of the reality of life in the wild. For one animal, a life has ended, while for another, it means survival. Nature doesn’t always tell an easy story, but it tells an honest one. The Circle of Life.

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Milkyway

Milkyway rising over Olympic mountains WA.

Bow Valley

Mountains Shrouded in Clouds