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Warbler Season has begun!
Warbler Season has begun!
Contemplation
Contemplation
As in photograpghy, patience and silence favors the hunter.
Manyberries provides fruitful photograph excursion
Manyberries provides fruitful photograph excursion
I travelled to Southern Alberta this week. A highlight was this ferruginous hawk that was sitting on the ground. I crept into the ditch to get eye level with the bird and got some great lift-off shots.
White-faced Ibis
White-faced Ibis
In breeding plummage
Red-breasted Merganser
Red-breasted Merganser
They are on their stop-over this week.
I have my eye on you
I have my eye on you
Red-necked Grebe
We're in teh shadows now
We're in teh shadows now
my take on taming the hard mid day shadows.
Merlin (m)
Merlin (m)
Coming Soon!
Coming Soon!
Mid-April is prime time for Sandhill Cranes
Floating through Space
Floating through Space
silent wing beats lift patient hunter towards its prey's final heartbeat
Chestnut-backed Chickadee
Chestnut-backed Chickadee
Shooting in the rain in Stanley park, handheld. ISO 8000, f9, 1/100. Amazing technology in new cameras and software. Full Frame image.
Bronzed Cowbird
Bronzed Cowbird
I found this cowbird lurking in my archives. I haven;t published one before
Tiaga Flycatcher
Tiaga Flycatcher
This rarity showed up in Vancouver and was spotted on Christmas Day by Ethan Moon. It is an eastern asian bird that normally moves between northern Russia and south-east Asia. This is the first recorded sighting in North America, Challenging to photograph in the overcast light. 1/60 sec shutter speed. Have to love image stabilization
Lammergeier Vulture
Lammergeier Vulture
Zebra
Zebra
Zebra
Zebra
Lioness
Lioness
I am pretty too!
I am pretty too!
Female Wood Duck, Stanley Park
Nighthawk Revisited
Nighthawk Revisited
The nighthawk’s cryptic feathers allow it to blend into its surroundings. In this image, a swath of nighthawk feathers provides further camouflage.
Shake it up! 2
Shake it up! 2
Rainy day, Stanley Park, VAncouver
Warbler Season has begun! Contemplation Manyberries provides fruitful photograph excursion White-faced Ibis Red-breasted Merganser I have my eye on you We're in teh shadows now Merlin (m) Coming Soon! Floating through Space Chestnut-backed Chickadee Bronzed Cowbird Tiaga Flycatcher Lammergeier Vulture Zebra Zebra Lioness I am pretty too! Nighthawk Revisited Shake it up! 2