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Crypt Lake hike in Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta
The Crypt Lake hike in Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta, Canada was probably a once in a lifetime experience. I suppose maybe that’s because it took me until age 55 to do it, but it was tough. {scroll down for pics} As I said in my last post, this is among the hardest things I’ve ever done. Top of the list is probably running the Run4Fun half-marathon in Whitecourt Alberta, but that might…
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The Amazing scenery of Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta
Waterton National Park in Alberta, Canada has some of the most amazing lakes and mountains that you could ever hope to see.
Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta, Canada has some of the most amazing lakes and mountains that you could ever hope to see. We spent a few days here in July 2022. This was our second visit to this magnificent park and it was even more impressive than I remembered, which is rare. Usually I find that memories get built up in your mind and you can be disappointed when you re-visit them, but…
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Grizzly Bears in Jasper Alberta (six photos)
We were very excited to see these two grizzly bears last time in Jasper National Park. #alberta #grizzly A thread ⬇️
We were very excited to see these two grizzly bears last time in Jasper National Park. They were near the side of the road so we were able to stop and I took all of these photos with a long lens from the safety of my car. As they started heading for higher ground, one of them knocked a large rock loose. This caught its attention and it watched the rock fall to the side of the road. While I…
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Cheese it!
“I don’t trust anyone who doesn’t eat cheese.”
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Boreal Chickadee (four photos)
Boreal Chickadee (four photos)
I was blessed last weekend to have this boreal chickadee (Poecile hudsonicus) sit still (well not really still but at least in the same spot) on this branch for over a minute. Allowed me to get several pretty decent shots. This was the first time I noticed how much blue is in their back feathers. These guys are not very common around here compared to the black-capped chickadees, and I’m fairly…
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SupercaliFRAZIListic (six photos)
Ice, ice, baby. It’s supercaliFRAZIListic in Edmonton right now. These frazil pancake ice shots were taken downtown #yeg yesterday. The water can’t freeze solid yet because it’s moving too fast and so the ice crystals group together and form these lilypads as they swirl around and bump against one another while they’re rotating. If you enjoy my photographs please consider making a purchase. All…
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Waxwings (four photos)
Some waxwings seen in Whitecourt, AB. I thought they were Bohemian waxwings, except that no other photo I found of a bohemian showed the stripes on top of the head like you can see in a couple of these shots. So, if anyone has a species ID they can give or any insight I would love to hear about it! If you enjoy my photographs please consider making a purchase. All of the proceeds from the sale…
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Elk Island Alberta (six photos)
Elk Island Alberta (six photos)
Spent an evening out at Elk Island National Park here in Alberta last weekend. It’s only about a 45 minute drive from home near Edmonton and has some nice scenery and wildlife to offer. The fact that it is a dark-sky space helps seeing the stars at night. We saw a few animals before it got too dark to photograph them. A bison wouldn’t take his eyes off me on the side of the road, and during a…
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Drumheller Alberta (six photos)
Drumheller Alberta (six photos)
We made it back to the Drumheller, Alberta area again this summer. I always enjoy this desert, badlands landscape. I hope you’ll take the time to check out all six photos in this post. You’d have to be a dumb feller to not want to go to Drumheller! If you enjoy my photographs please consider making a purchase. All of the proceeds from the sale will go directly to help support our friends…
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Edmonton Skyline
Edmonton at night with the Walterdale Bridge. The light trail in the sky was a helicopter.
Edmonton at night with the Walterdale Bridge. The light trail in the sky was a helicopter. Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark IV, Exposure Time: 20s, Aperture: f/8, ISO: 100, Focal Length: 24mm If you enjoy my photographs please consider making a purchase. All of the proceeds from the sale will go directly to help support our friends volunteering at the Seed of Hope in South Africa which is a great…
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Great Blue Herons (three photos)
Great Blue Herons (three photos)
We’ve been seeing tons of great blue herons this year and I’ve been loving it! Shallow water in the river has made fishing easier for them I think so they’ve been hanging around. In fact we see one almost every day if we take the time to look. Please click on the photos to view them full screen on my web site and check out this video of one of them catching and eating a huge fish in slow…
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Some random ducks (three photos)
Some random ducks (three photos)
Here’s a few ducks that I’ve seen in the past few weeks. The first is a male mallard of course. The second is a male redhead, and the third I’m pretty sure is a scaup. Not sure if it’s a greater or lesser scaup, but either way this one was gearing up for attack mode. He kept chasing all the mallards away from his young even though they weren’t bothering anyone… Please click on the photos to view…
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Close encounter with a moose (four photos)
Close encounter with a moose (four photos)
So last week we walked up to the pond to see the baby geese (see previous post). We had gone a little farther up the path where someone suggested we might see some warblers. What we ended up doing was having a close encounter with this young moose! This was more or less in the middle of town, so quite a surprise to see a moose here. I’m not sure if it might be the same animal as we often see in a…
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Redhead Duck
A redhead duck (Aythya americana) swimming in a local pond. Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark IV, Exposure Time: 1/1600, Aperture: f/8, ISO: 2500, Focal Length: 560mm If you enjoy my photographs please consider making a purchase. All of the proceeds from the sale will go directly to help support our friends volunteering at the Seed of Hope in South Africa which is a great organization really making a…
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Goslings (six photos)
We saw our first Canada Goose goslings of the year last weekend and they were as cute as we hoped! Not sure if any of them were named Ryan… If you enjoy my photographs please consider making a purchase. All of the proceeds from the sale will go directly to help support our friends volunteering at the Seed of Hope in South Africa which is a great organization really making a difference in the…
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American Avocet
An American Avocet wading in the Sturgeon River. I was happy to be able to get a decent picture of this bird that I’ve never seen before this year, and a great reflection to boot. Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark IV, Exposure Time: 1/1600, Aperture: f/8, ISO: 800, Focal Length: 560mm If you enjoy my photographs please consider making a purchase. All of the proceeds from the sale will go directly to…
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Great Blue Heron (three photos)
Great Blue Heron (three photos)
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