May has been a very busy month, so I am posting the best or most interesting bird photos for the month in one go.
I was on my back, having an afternoon cup of tea, when this male yellow-rumpled warbler flew out of the cedar tree and onto the power line.
On May 26, shooting at MK Bay at the mouth of Wahtl Creek, two small crows landed near the water. The smaller crows were once called Northwestern Crows, but now the experts say they are just American crows.
The Haisla Nation and residents of Kitmat gathered at Riverlodge, Sunday, June 21, 2026, to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day.
It was a beautiful warm sunny summer afternoon on Thursday June 18, 2026. I took a break to sit out on my back deck. I just happened to glimpse at a female rufous hummingbird sitting in the cedar tree beside the deck. She has visited my feeder as few days before in a nasty rainstorm. […]
In one month the United States will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Fifty years ago, Canada gave a birthday gift to the United States, a glossy coffee table book of high quality photographs that was at the time the “longest undefended border” in the world. It was called Between Friends/Entre Amis. […]
