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Dancing Wings – The Great Egret

A beautiful Great Egret puts on a spectacular display of nature in action! With its magnificent white wings spread wide, this graceful hunter leaps, flutters, and dances through the shallow wetlands in pursuit of tiny frogs. Every movement is a combination of elegance, speed, and precision as it searches for its next meal. Watching this incredible bird jump and stretch its wings was an unforgettable wildlife photography experience. A wonderful reminder that even the simplest moments in nature can turn into something extraordinary.

a swan's city

my photo shows swan's on the shores of Lake Ontario at Tommy Thompson Park, with the city in the background. I love the relationship between the city and nature and scale.

Young Grizzly

After months of hibernation, spring brings the ultimate coastal feast

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I can still see you!

A young great horned owl looked straight at me through the branches in Guelph, Ontario. A slender trunk hid the middle of its face, leaving one wide eye on either side. I kept my distance and photographed it with a 600mm lens.

Alberta Wheat Field

Wheat is the backbone of Canadian agriculture, and the prairies feed millions here and around the world. Under the big Alberta sky, with the Rockies a faint line on the horizon, these fields reflect generations of families and the work that keeps our country fed.

The Lethbridge Viaduct

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Moose

Moose

Moose

Long Tailed Goodbye

Well, that's enough fishing for today, at least for this long-tailed duck. This non-breeding male was found all on his own in Ottawa, of all places. Why is that peculiar? Because long-tailed ducks hail from the tundra! It's been a few days, that locals know of, that this waterfowl has been calling west-end Ottawa its temporary home. Birders have been flocking to see this handsome boy and respective his distance. But this duck isn't shy. He likes to coast and fish along the edges of the pond and check out the onlookers, so bashful he is not.

Bluejay

Bluejay

Pika

Pine grosbeak

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Dancing Wings – The Great Egret

A beautiful Great Egret puts on a spectacular display of nature in action! With its magnificent white wings spread wide, this graceful hunter leaps, flutters, and dances through the shallow wetlands in pursuit of tiny frogs. Every movement is a combination of elegance, speed, and precision as it searches for its next meal. Watching this incredible bird jump and stretch its wings was an unforgettable wildlife photography experience. A wonderful reminder that even the simplest moments in nature can turn into something extraordinary.

a swan's city

my photo shows swan's on the shores of Lake Ontario at Tommy Thompson Park, with the city in the background. I love the relationship between the city and nature and scale.

Young Grizzly

After months of hibernation, spring brings the ultimate coastal feast

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I can still see you!

A young great horned owl looked straight at me through the branches in Guelph, Ontario. A slender trunk hid the middle of its face, leaving one wide eye on either side. I kept my distance and photographed it with a 600mm lens.

Alberta Wheat Field

Wheat is the backbone of Canadian agriculture, and the prairies feed millions here and around the world. Under the big Alberta sky, with the Rockies a faint line on the horizon, these fields reflect generations of families and the work that keeps our country fed.

The Lethbridge Viaduct

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Moose

Moose

Moose

Long Tailed Goodbye

Well, that's enough fishing for today, at least for this long-tailed duck. This non-breeding male was found all on his own in Ottawa, of all places. Why is that peculiar? Because long-tailed ducks hail from the tundra! It's been a few days, that locals know of, that this waterfowl has been calling west-end Ottawa its temporary home. Birders have been flocking to see this handsome boy and respective his distance. But this duck isn't shy. He likes to coast and fish along the edges of the pond and check out the onlookers, so bashful he is not.

Bluejay

Bluejay

Pika

Pine grosbeak