Yes, another slow ramble in Fraser Foreshore Park in south Burnaby, BC. Always lovely things to see and photograph.
This crow was not happy about having raptors in its ‘hood
The small white specks are cottonwood fluff in the breeze
Canada Geese in the pond
Just let it bee :-).
Yowza, great day for shooting bees at the Heritage Farm in south Surrey, BC.
It was great sleeping last night to the sound of steady rain in SE Burnaby, BC.
After breakfast I had fun on our balcony chasing raindrops gliding off leaves, and was happy to see a Wilson’s Warbler pop in for a few shots.
This nuthatch nearly smacked me in the face as it dove for the feeder. An alarmed chirp and It retreated to a nearby tree from which it berated me and Sora the Cat for our intrusion onto the balcony 
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Our girls snoozing in the sun this afternoon.
Psst, are you awake?
I just want to give Dori a hug. . . See, no claws, eh?
More wildlife from last year’s Japan trip that I’ve never gotten around to posting before. There were lots of these raptors all over the island of Shikoku. Thinking Japanese Black Kite?
The other day I posted something about taking lots of photos of herons . Well, here’s a bunch of photos from Ritsurin Park in Takamatsu, Japan, from our trip last year.
Spending tons of time on the computer in these Covid days, and discovering photos I barely remember looking at, much less having culled and edited!
I love walking after a rain when nature feels and smells so fresh and clean!
I think I may have a dozen or more blog posts with this title, but here are a few highlights from today’s walk.
Yellow Warbler
Spotted Towhee
This Downy is a creature of habit. I’ve spotted a Downy pecking away at exactly the same spot on this tree several times over the last few weeks.
Sora and I just had a staredown at the front door with a squirrel on the fence. That might be the squirrel’s tail way off disappearing behind the cherry tree .
Sora is strictly an indoor cat, to protect birds and wee beasts, and to protect her too. . . But she loves looking out screened windows and taking the air at the door.
Thanks, Yumi, for taking this photo!