I went down to Stewart Heritage Farm in south Surrey, BC, for a photo ramble today. It was hot, but I tanked up with water and wandered the area for about three hours.
Hawk in South Surrey near the Stewart Heritage Farm. Would this be a Red-Tailed light morph?
This Anna’s Hummingbird played hide and seek for about half an hour : – )
Bees, wasps, dragonflies, ladybugs on our morning walk in Fraser Foreshore Park in SE Burnaby, BC.
We took a walk from Byrne Road all the way east past the railway bridge and to the meadow. Then we returned, and walked west to the confluence of Sussex Creek and the Fraser. Here are a few avian highlights:
Yumi spotted this Belted Kingfisher and I grabbed a few shots from a distance. When we tried to get closer it immediately took off.
Squawking Great Blue Heron
Nice when a single leaf provides shade when it’s 27 C out! š
Black bear at the campground at Nairn Falls Provincial Park south of Pemberton, BC, this morning. We’d just finished our breakfast and were packing up our camping gear when Yumi Kosaka spotted it calmly ambling through the woods scarfing berries.
No worries, these were shot a respectable distance away with the equivalent of a 600mm telephoto.
Then a little girl of around six or seven came by on her wee bicycle, saw us watching the bear, and began to drift in the bear’s direction like a moth to a flame.
After camping overnight at Nairn Falls Provincial Park, we took the long way home via the Duffey Lake Road and Lytton. We like doing this loop at least once a year.
Had a lovely walk around One Mile Lake near Pemberton, BC, following an overnight camping trip to Nairn Falls Provincial Park.
Common Yellowthroat
Waxwings. Love these birds!
We love this short hike to Nairn Falls at Nairn Falls Provincial Park near Pemberton, BC. We’ve done it many times over the years and it never fails to impress.
Never a dull moment, eh? 
I took a walk along the Fraser River in New Westminster today. I usually focus on nature and wildlife, but to keep my vision stimulated, my self-assignment today was man-made shapes and colours.
I headed out for a walk early today, and I’m glad I did because it’s around 26-27 C in Burnaby, BC, this afternoon.
Here are some shots along the trails:
