Feathered Friends
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This cattail provides all the necessary fluff for the coziest of hummingbird nests.
The only thing this blue heron doesn’t like about fishing? All the damn waiting.
The safest and warmest place to be for this gosling.
A hummingbird’s silhouette reveals a droplet of nectar.
A cygnet’s mother plunges her head into the pond to pull up some algae for her young.
Just a split second after this duckling pulls its head from the pond, a veil of water can be seen under its chin. (Featured by National Geographic)
A mute Cygnet takes an afternoon nap.
A duckling darts across the water to scoop up an unsuspecting bug.
A yawning barred owl looks to be belting out a tune.
A tiny bushtit gathers moss to build her nest.
A chickadee hangs to a branch in a beautiful fall setting.
A gosling, full of confidence, looks my way as it crosses a city street.
Not actually a stork, but an egret looking a bit paranoid.
A crow finds a nut in Vancouver’s Coal Harbour. (Featured by National Geographic)
A marsh wren wants you to stop what what you’re doing and pay attention.
A young, great horned owl keeps watch through an opening in a tree.
A waddle of ducklings wait behind as the bravest of the bunch takes the first plunge.
A red breasted robin pulls up a worm with all its might.
A barred owl sleeps away the daylight hours on a tree stump in the woods.
A blue heron looks magical in this interesting light.
A grey jay (whiskey jack) munches on a wasp.
While photographing a different owl, I noticed the tree I was leaning against had some bird droppings down the side. When I looked up, this is what I saw.
A chickadee latches onto some pine cones on a snowy branch.
This hummingbird’s nest is a thing of beauty.