Lots of birds at Fraser Foreshore Park in south Burnaby today. Also a furry critter.
And let’s throw in a few pollinators from today’s walk:
Kitty Says “Aaaaaa”
Thank goodness this is “just woke up” face, and not “feed me now” face…
‘Tis the Season to Munch Local Berries
First, raw, by the succulent handful.
Second, garnish for morning multigrain flakes, afternoon treat ice-cream concoctions.
Next, muffins, pies…
Last, freeze some.
Burnaby Foreshore Park Ponds Teem with Life
Spent a couple of hours shooting around the ponds in Burnaby’s Fraser Foreshore Park.
#Editors2016 Conference Photography
I was one of the volunteer conference photographers for the Editors Canada national conference from June 10-12 in Vancouver, BC.
Here are links to my conference albums on Flickr.
More Sunday Sessions and Closing Keynote
Trout, Wasp on Byrne Creek Walk
Happy to see lots of fish on Byrne Creek walk in SE Burnaby, BC, today.
This shot was taken very slowly and carefully : -)
Blossoms, Berry Buds, Thorns & Pond Self-Portrait
A few more shots from yesterday’s ramble.
Eagle, Craneflies, Dragonflies in South Surrey, BC
I was supposed to be up in Haida Gwaii this weekend for SEHAB meetings and tours of local stewardship projects, but a nasty stomach bug and fever that hit the night before the early Friday morning flight kept me grounded.
By noon today I was feeling good enough to get out and about again, so I consoled my loss of Haida Gwaii with a few hours shooting nature photos in South Surrey.
Bald Eagle carrying fish
Dancing cranefly duo. Whoops, more likely some kind of wasps?
Nice To See Lots of Bees in South Burnaby
Saw lots of bees in Byrne Creek Ravine Park in SE Burnaby today.
Plants in the Rain — Some Macro Minis
I took advantage of a lull in the rain to get some closeup shots around our front door and on our balcony. Also one of our turtle under her sun lamp.
For the photographers, these were shot with a Nikon D300 DSLR and my all-manual, some 35-year-old 55mm/3.5 Micro Nikkor.
Dori looks more orange than green with the warm color temperature of her basking lamp