Prairie Bison

I loved everything about this image, from the lone Bison, to the prairie dog mounds to the backdrop. Taken at Grasslands National Park

Red Morph Screech Owl

Catching sunray.

Protecting her Territory - Trumpeter Swan

Follow Me

These Dunlin’s were on the move over Lake Erie, hundreds at Morgan’s Point this year!

Bull Moose

We were in back country on Lake Opeongo within Algonquin Provincial Park, when this young Bull Moose came down to the water to get away from the blackflies. June is a great month to see moose in Algonquin

Cow Moose

This little Cow Moose was eating away in the marshes in Algonquin Provincial Park

Mallard Siblings

A mallard duckling that’s almost all yellow is usually showing a genetic color variation — most often a light‑phase mutation or domestic‑mallard ancestry. Mallard ducklings normally have dark brown/black stripes with only a yellow belly, so an all‑yellow chick is not typical for a pure wild mallard.

Take Off

Goldfinch taking flight from a sunflower

Hummingbird in flight

Hummingbird in flight

Indigo Bunting on a Sunflower

Indigo Bunting on a Sunflower.

A sparrow in a sunflower field.

A sparrow in a sunflower field in southern Ontario.

Eastern Bluebird

Having had the opportunity to watch a pair of nesting Eastern Bluebirds this past spring. I marvelled at the abilty they both had in finding a multitude of different insects to feed on. Rain or shine, it was a nonstop endeavour. It seemed everytime they returned to the nest, it was a different species. Catepillars, larvaes, winged insects, even tree frogs etc. What they could locate inside of an hour, would take a human days to accumulate.

Eastern Black Swallowtail Egg

I discovered this Swallowtail egg on the Fennel in my garden. I thought it looked beautiful and so perfect.

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Sea Gentle Giant

There's something special about the sheer size and magnificence of the humpback whale. This whale soars through the water then dives down with the massive tail slowly descending under the ocean.

Oh-oh: First to Realize

Eagle Incoming: The Heron recognizes the Eagle's configuration, followed immediately by the Seagulls, all of which take to the sky quickly.

Louise in the clouds

A rainy day at Lake Louise Banff national park

Elks in the Morning

Always something to photograph in Jasper national park

Styling

those feathers are what caught my eye!

droplets on web

On a foggy morning I found a large spider web with water droplets clinging to it.

Prairie Bison

I loved everything about this image, from the lone Bison, to the prairie dog mounds to the backdrop. Taken at Grasslands National Park

Red Morph Screech Owl

Catching sunray.

Protecting her Territory - Trumpeter Swan

Follow Me

These Dunlin’s were on the move over Lake Erie, hundreds at Morgan’s Point this year!

Bull Moose

We were in back country on Lake Opeongo within Algonquin Provincial Park, when this young Bull Moose came down to the water to get away from the blackflies. June is a great month to see moose in Algonquin

Cow Moose

This little Cow Moose was eating away in the marshes in Algonquin Provincial Park

Mallard Siblings

A mallard duckling that’s almost all yellow is usually showing a genetic color variation — most often a light‑phase mutation or domestic‑mallard ancestry. Mallard ducklings normally have dark brown/black stripes with only a yellow belly, so an all‑yellow chick is not typical for a pure wild mallard.

Take Off

Goldfinch taking flight from a sunflower

Hummingbird in flight

Hummingbird in flight

Indigo Bunting on a Sunflower

Indigo Bunting on a Sunflower.

A sparrow in a sunflower field.

A sparrow in a sunflower field in southern Ontario.

Eastern Bluebird

Having had the opportunity to watch a pair of nesting Eastern Bluebirds this past spring. I marvelled at the abilty they both had in finding a multitude of different insects to feed on. Rain or shine, it was a nonstop endeavour. It seemed everytime they returned to the nest, it was a different species. Catepillars, larvaes, winged insects, even tree frogs etc. What they could locate inside of an hour, would take a human days to accumulate.

Eastern Black Swallowtail Egg

I discovered this Swallowtail egg on the Fennel in my garden. I thought it looked beautiful and so perfect.

User Avatar

Sea Gentle Giant

There's something special about the sheer size and magnificence of the humpback whale. This whale soars through the water then dives down with the massive tail slowly descending under the ocean.

Oh-oh: First to Realize

Eagle Incoming: The Heron recognizes the Eagle's configuration, followed immediately by the Seagulls, all of which take to the sky quickly.

Louise in the clouds

A rainy day at Lake Louise Banff national park

Elks in the Morning

Always something to photograph in Jasper national park

Styling

those feathers are what caught my eye!

droplets on web

On a foggy morning I found a large spider web with water droplets clinging to it.