Furry Friends
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A red fox studies the landscape in search of prey.
A hungry rabbit munches on a sprig of leaves in the early evening. (Featured by National Geographic)
This grizzly bear took some time to enjoy the vibrant glacier waters of Knight Inlet.
A bull elk takes a much needed afternoon nap during the strenuous rutting season.
A young raccoon keeps a steady footing while crossing the pond. (Published by Canadian Geographic)
A fox kit walked right in front of me and shook its head. The photo was captured mid shake which produced the cutest floppy ear.
I never feed the wildlife I photograph but this chipmunk sure tried to convince me.
A young raccoon looking adorable in a tree.
A raccoon strikes a pose in Vancouver’s Stanley Park. (Winner: British Columbia Magazine, best urban wildlife photo of the year.)
A bull elk makes his voice heard during the rutting season.
A red fox kit pops up to say good morning. (Featured by National Geographic)
Portrait of a young, feral rabbit, chewing on grass in Jericho park.
They chose the perfect setting for a portrait in Jasper.
This cow elk was difficult to spot in the tall bush but her head suddenly appeared as she reached for some leaves.
This family of black bears is enjoying the sunrise but one cub hasn’t quite finished breakfast.
A sibling gets a little too close for comfort.
This squirrel is ready for colder days ahead, thanks to those furry mittens.
These fox kits learn valuable life skills when their older siblings come out of nowhere with a surprise attack!
A very eager looking beaver can’t wait to get his paws on some low hanging leaves.
The late afternoon sun gives the eyes of a harbour seal a warm glow.
He was caught red handed, stealing from a bird feeder. Just look at that guilty face.
A young grizzly bear was crunching on mussels and looked up mid crunch with a familiar expression.
A bighorn sheep walks in front of the perfect Rocky Mountain view.
This bull elk lets me know how he feels about the paparazzi.