I never tire of shooting in beautiful Byrne Creek Ravine Park in SE Burnaby, BC. There is always something to enjoy in every season.
Invasive knotweed
I never tire of shooting in beautiful Byrne Creek Ravine Park in SE Burnaby, BC. There is always something to enjoy in every season.
Invasive knotweed
A few birds and a beast on my walk at Fraser Foreshore Park in SE Burnaby, BC, today.
Great Blue Heron
Northern Flicker grooming
American Robin
Spotted Towhee
Song Sparrow
Black Slug
Hanging by a single spider thread. . .
I think this is a Leucistic Robin. Byrne Park Drive in SE Burnaby, BC.
Note the light coloration.
Our south Burnaby walk today was quite quiet, but we did spot some wild life, er, wildlife. . .
Slow motion love. . .
Wait for me!
House Finch
European Starling
Byrne Creek Streamkeepers volunteers released 40,000 chum fry into the creek this morning. Thanks to the small group of masked folks who made a quick job of it.
We usually rotate releases through local schools in the watershed to get kids involved in this fun event, but due to Covid precautions we were asked to keep it to handful of society volunteers.
So it was bittersweet — so nice to see the wee fry swimming free, but sad not to be able to share with a couple of classes of awestruck, happy children.
UPDATE: Adding some GoPro underwater video. First time to use GoPro!
Every spring I start keeping an eye out for snails climbing trees in Byrne Creek Ravine Park in SE Burnaby, BC. Today was the first time this year that I noticed a few.