Category Archives: Nature
More Autumn Colours in Toronto
More gorgeous autumn colours in Toronto, ON, on a recent trip.
Humber River Birds, Salmon in Toronto
We went to a wedding in Toronto, ON, recently, and had several lovely walks in the autumn colours.
One walk was along the Humber River where there were lots of people watching salmon returning to spawn, cheering when the fish got over a weir, and groaning when they slid back down, to try again. . .
Turkey Vulture
Cormorant
Cormorant on a weir
Egret catching a small fish
Great Blue Heron and Mallards
Cormorant with salmon passing by
Salmon attempting a jump
Northern Flicker, Autumn Colors, Byrne Creek in Burnaby, BC
A quick post-lunch walk in Byrne Creek Ravine Park in SE Burnaby, BC.
Downy Woodpecker in Byrne Creek Ravine Park, Burnaby
I heard a woodpecker on a post-lunch walk in Byrne Creek Ravine Park in SE Burnaby, BC. I soon spotted this Downy Woodpecker circling a dead tree, rapping on it for insects.
CORRECT: iNaturalist hive mind consensus of Hairy Woopecker.
Wee Beasties Shot at One Mile Lake, Pemberton, BC
A selection of wee critters shot at One Mile Lake near Pemberton, BC, a few days ago. Still catching up from my camping trip to Nairn Falls. . .
Sunrise, Sunset at One Mile Lake, BC
Chasing the light at One Mile Lake near Pemberton, BC, over the last few days while camping at Nairn Falls Provincial Park.
Pied-Billed Grebe, Belted Kingfisher Fishing at One Mile Lake, BC
I took a two-night camping trip to Nairn Falls Provincial Park just south of Pemberton, BC, on the last week before it closed for the season.
While I was there I did several loops of One Mile Lake, looking for wildlife and nature shots.
I chased this Pied-billed Grebe around for about an hour before I got this shot. It didn’t mind my presence, just kept hunting, diving and coming up, diving and coming up. . . until . . . success!
And a Belted Kingfisher diving and taking a fish at One Mile Lake.
Some Birds ’n Beasts at Joffre Lakes, BC
A few birds, buzzers ‘n beasts seen at Joffre Lakes Provincial Park, BC, yesterday.