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eastern screech owl in the fall

eastern screech owl in the fall

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Ottawa Valley

Fall drive through Ottawa valley will just take your breath away. Rolling hills through the countryside, cute farms and forests full of colour.

Ottawa Valley

Exploring Ottawa valley in the fall is feast for the eyes. Rolling hills through the countryside, beautiful farm.

Fall drive

Love driving through the Ottawa valley in the fall. The countryside is full of colours .

Fall countryside

My favourite time of year is here and so is fall drive through some beautiful Ottawa valley countryside.

Here Comes the Sun

The October morning was as clear and still as could be. I stood waiting on the Mer Bleue Bog board walk and waiting for the perfect time to snap my camera to capture the sun's rays at their most intense. And there it was, the sun slowly rising up above the boreal peat bog, just after the clock strikes 7:10 a.m. Sunrises are getting later and later as we get head deeper into the throws of fall. So before the scene turns white, I'll enjoy the warmer tones autumn brings.

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Frost, Peak, and Hoof

It's a peaceful, magical moment. We don't come across scenes like this often, but when we do, we realize just how lucky we are.

Posing Great Horned Owl

Early evening prior to hunting

Sniffing the Air

Black Bear standing at rivers edge sniffing for spawning salmon

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In the morning calm

A nice autumn scene from Tremblant national park

Ruby throated Hummingbird

With a little patience, It lined up perfectly!

Common Loon

We have lift off!

Misty morning loon

The moments i look forward to while in the kayak, doesnt get any better1

A Rare Leucistic Blue Jay

I was delighted to see a rare leucistic Blue Jay in Grande-Digue, New Brunswick this week! I read that the rarity is about 1 in 30,000 individuals. We can see subtle hints of very pale blue on its feathers. Without the pink or red eyes and with some subtle pigmentation, I believe it is leucistic rather than albino. The photo isn’t perfectly sharp; since it only perched very briefly before flying away.

Debra Plett — Highlight Reel — Hype Reel

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eastern screech owl in the fall

eastern screech owl in the fall

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Ottawa Valley

Fall drive through Ottawa valley will just take your breath away. Rolling hills through the countryside, cute farms and forests full of colour.

Ottawa Valley

Exploring Ottawa valley in the fall is feast for the eyes. Rolling hills through the countryside, beautiful farm.

Fall drive

Love driving through the Ottawa valley in the fall. The countryside is full of colours .

Fall countryside

My favourite time of year is here and so is fall drive through some beautiful Ottawa valley countryside.

Here Comes the Sun

The October morning was as clear and still as could be. I stood waiting on the Mer Bleue Bog board walk and waiting for the perfect time to snap my camera to capture the sun's rays at their most intense. And there it was, the sun slowly rising up above the boreal peat bog, just after the clock strikes 7:10 a.m. Sunrises are getting later and later as we get head deeper into the throws of fall. So before the scene turns white, I'll enjoy the warmer tones autumn brings.

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Frost, Peak, and Hoof

It's a peaceful, magical moment. We don't come across scenes like this often, but when we do, we realize just how lucky we are.

Posing Great Horned Owl

Early evening prior to hunting

Sniffing the Air

Black Bear standing at rivers edge sniffing for spawning salmon

User Avatar

In the morning calm

A nice autumn scene from Tremblant national park

Ruby throated Hummingbird

With a little patience, It lined up perfectly!

Common Loon

We have lift off!

Misty morning loon

The moments i look forward to while in the kayak, doesnt get any better1

A Rare Leucistic Blue Jay

I was delighted to see a rare leucistic Blue Jay in Grande-Digue, New Brunswick this week! I read that the rarity is about 1 in 30,000 individuals. We can see subtle hints of very pale blue on its feathers. Without the pink or red eyes and with some subtle pigmentation, I believe it is leucistic rather than albino. The photo isn’t perfectly sharp; since it only perched very briefly before flying away.

Debra Plett — Highlight Reel — Hype Reel

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