We checked out the Burrard Inlet Fish Fest in Port Moody and then walked to Noon’s Creek Hatchery and back.
Fry in Noon’s Creek
Salmon at Work!
Lots of killdeer on the mud flats
Barn Swallow action
We checked out the Burrard Inlet Fish Fest in Port Moody and then walked to Noon’s Creek Hatchery and back.
Fry in Noon’s Creek
Salmon at Work!
Lots of killdeer on the mud flats
Barn Swallow action
I’ll be doing a presentation on the history and development of Burnaby watersheds, and talking about what volunteer streamkeepers do, at the Metrotown Public Library branch in #Burnaby, BC, on Sept. 19 at 7:00pm.
You can register at the link below:
Every summer the City of Burnaby Parks Department has summer camps for kids at Ron McLean Park in SE Burnaby. For the second year, Byrne Creek Streamkeepers were asked to take the kids on a tour of the creek.
This year I was the leader, and it was a blast. We walked from the park down to the creek, and back, talking about the local fish, wildlife, plants, etc.
The famous Byrne Creek mini-Grind : – ).
A quick snap or two as we arrived home from our walk yesterday.
A couple of flower fotos from today’s walk.
Loved seeing lots of buzzers working hard today! North Vancouver and New Westminster.
Lovely hydrangea on the back path as we headed out on our evening creek walk. On the way back Yumi spotted a wee snail on the same flower.
Nice to see lots of fry in Byrne Creek today with fry spotter extraordinaire Yumi Kosaka.
If you look closely you may be able to see a wee one just above Yumi’s wrist. Yumi has great non-threatening vibes : – ).
Also collecting garbage along the way. . .
This pretty robin was chowing down on berries in Byrne Creek Ravine Park in SE Burnaby, BC.
We spotted this gorgeous caterpillar on our Byrne Creek walk this evening.