Conversing Pelicans

Captured a few photos of a group of pelicans while camping at the lake with my family. They were all grooming themselves before heading back onto the lake and chilling in the morning sun.

Posing Pelican

Pelicans have been on my list and I was finally able to photograph some this past weekend while camping at the lake with my family! There was actually a group of them all hanging out grooming themselves - I think hence why its wings are up at that angle.

Siblings

Still in awe being able to photograph these fox kits!! So playful and curious! They were born under a shed on my sisters acreage. They have since grown and moved on away from the den.

Smiley Fox

Sitting in a field for an hour paid off! I had the best encounter with this fox. We stared at each other for a while till he found me boring and left to his den under an old church. The fox gave me the best faces!

Friendly Fox

Sitting in a field for an hour paid off! I had the best encounter with this fox. We stared at each other for a while till he found me boring and left to his den under an old church.

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Peeking into the world

Two young Northern Flickers peek out from the entrance of their tree cavity, waiting for the next meal to arrive.

Feathers, Light and Shadows

A young Cooper’s hawk perched in the late afternoon light. Taken in Alberta.

Bad hair day

This Cedar Waxwing was sitting in the wind between flying out to catch insects

Posing

This Cedar Waxwing was resting between flights out to catch flying insects

Open wide

This Cedar Waxwing was sitting in a tree between flights out to catch flying insects

Wood Ducks

Wood Ducks taking turns sitting on log.

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Eagle Eyes

This Eagle was curious and landed close to me and checked me out. I zoomed in to capture this candid portrait.

Golden Hour Bonaparte’s Gull

There is a unique magic to early morning bird photography. On this morning, I was sitting low in the mud, with my camera stabilized on a beanbag, when this beautiful Bonaparte’s Gull walked right in front of my lens.Completely oblivious to my presence, the little bird was actively foraging through the wetlands. Suddenly, it stopped right in the warm, golden light of the breaking sun. For a brief, unforgettable window, it stood completely still, looking out as if we were watching the sunrise together. Capturing this intimate, eye-level perspective is exactly why I endure the messy conditions of wildlife photography. It is a beautiful reminder of the fleeting moments of connection we can find in the natural world.

Two close for Comfort

When you have the fastest animal on the planet right on tail, your next move is a life or death decision. This semipalmated sandpiper chose correctly and survived the Peregrine's attack by cleverly out-banking it at the decisive moment. Shepody Bay, NB

Fleeting Moment

A red fox kit outside of Yellowknife, NT.

Life on the Edge

An image of an Atlantic puffin taken in Elliston, NL.

Sooty Grouse

A mama Sooty grouse in a tree keeping an eye on her two juveniles below

Beach Bear

You never know who you are going to come across on a morning beach walk

Conversing Pelicans

Captured a few photos of a group of pelicans while camping at the lake with my family. They were all grooming themselves before heading back onto the lake and chilling in the morning sun.

Posing Pelican

Pelicans have been on my list and I was finally able to photograph some this past weekend while camping at the lake with my family! There was actually a group of them all hanging out grooming themselves - I think hence why its wings are up at that angle.

Siblings

Still in awe being able to photograph these fox kits!! So playful and curious! They were born under a shed on my sisters acreage. They have since grown and moved on away from the den.

Smiley Fox

Sitting in a field for an hour paid off! I had the best encounter with this fox. We stared at each other for a while till he found me boring and left to his den under an old church. The fox gave me the best faces!

Friendly Fox

Sitting in a field for an hour paid off! I had the best encounter with this fox. We stared at each other for a while till he found me boring and left to his den under an old church.

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Peeking into the world

Two young Northern Flickers peek out from the entrance of their tree cavity, waiting for the next meal to arrive.

Feathers, Light and Shadows

A young Cooper’s hawk perched in the late afternoon light. Taken in Alberta.

Bad hair day

This Cedar Waxwing was sitting in the wind between flying out to catch insects

Posing

This Cedar Waxwing was resting between flights out to catch flying insects

Open wide

This Cedar Waxwing was sitting in a tree between flights out to catch flying insects

Wood Ducks

Wood Ducks taking turns sitting on log.

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Eagle Eyes

This Eagle was curious and landed close to me and checked me out. I zoomed in to capture this candid portrait.

Golden Hour Bonaparte’s Gull

There is a unique magic to early morning bird photography. On this morning, I was sitting low in the mud, with my camera stabilized on a beanbag, when this beautiful Bonaparte’s Gull walked right in front of my lens.Completely oblivious to my presence, the little bird was actively foraging through the wetlands. Suddenly, it stopped right in the warm, golden light of the breaking sun. For a brief, unforgettable window, it stood completely still, looking out as if we were watching the sunrise together. Capturing this intimate, eye-level perspective is exactly why I endure the messy conditions of wildlife photography. It is a beautiful reminder of the fleeting moments of connection we can find in the natural world.

Two close for Comfort

When you have the fastest animal on the planet right on tail, your next move is a life or death decision. This semipalmated sandpiper chose correctly and survived the Peregrine's attack by cleverly out-banking it at the decisive moment. Shepody Bay, NB

Fleeting Moment

A red fox kit outside of Yellowknife, NT.

Life on the Edge

An image of an Atlantic puffin taken in Elliston, NL.

Sooty Grouse

A mama Sooty grouse in a tree keeping an eye on her two juveniles below

Beach Bear

You never know who you are going to come across on a morning beach walk