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One of the only mammals, other than humans, that can manufacture its own environment, the beaver is known for building dams, canals and lodges. Its colonies are created by one or more beaver-built dams, which provide still and deep water for protection against predators. An emblem of Canada older than the maple leaf, the beaver has had a greater impact on Canadian history and exploration than any other animal or plant species.
Again, I went missing for couple months due to my busy schedule. I hope everyone had a safe 2021.
2021 was quite a rewarding year for me as a photographer as I connected with many people. In addition, I got few extra projects/jobs relating to photography. I hope 2022 will go as smoothly as I hoped.
This one was taken not long ago and it was one of the best mornings I witnessed for a long time.
Location: Cypress Lookout, BC
A March Madness winter storm in Montreal
50+ cm
Photo art
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At flood levels, this would normally be the beach area.
It is OK to break the rules sometimes of having the midline in the middle ;)
On it's first trip out to Canada's West Coast, newly restored FP9 #4106 leads the Royal Canadian Pacific home to Calgary, AB, as the train travels east on the Cascade Sub through the Yale Tunnels near Yale, BC.
A foggy Saturday morning sunrise and the summer opening up at Grouse Mountain Resort this past weekend. Looking up from a cranberry farm on Lulu Island, over Vancouver, to the "Peak of Vancouver" (on the left) with snow still on it's ski runs. Captured from Richmond, British Columbia, Canada ~ May 20, 2017 🏂
Canadian Rocky Mountains Iconic Landscape Moraine Lake.
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Chasing waterfalls at Elk Falls Provincial Park. Standing on the new 60m (197ft) suspension bridge courtesy of Campbell River Rotary Club, BC Hydro, BC Parks, the Federal Government and the Island Coastal Economic Trust. The bridge is designed to safely hold the equivalent of 400, 300-pound men... but it still swings a bit. Captured in Campbell River ~ November 1, 2015
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The Western Painted Turtle is named after the bright yellow stripes on its head, neck, tail and legs, and the glowing red on its plastron (shell covering the belly).
Wednesday's Aurora Borealis over Watch Lake in the heart of the South Cariboo Region of central British Columbia. Captured about 36 km (22 miles) south east of 100 Mile House, BC ~ September 29, 2016
Explore #337 September 18, 2020
in Metro Vancouver BC, Canada
red sun and grey sky after US fires ....
the worst air quality in the world ....
THE SMOKE
filters out shorter wavelengths of light,
leaving mostly red and orange
wavelengths to shine through.
Burnaby BC Canada • Spring 2020
The yellow legs indicate the rare leucistic color phase. Leucistic Trumpeters are born white, do not go through the gray juvenile plumage phase, and often have very bright yellow legs as adults.
A male Indigo Bunting (Passerina cyanea) perched in the open yielding superb looks. Copyright © Kim Toews/All Rights Reserved.
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It was heavily overcast in Whitehorse the other night, but the aurora forecast looked promising, so I went up into the mountains to get above the clouds. Glad I did, caught a spectacular show.
The most noticeable differences between white-tailed and mule deer are ear size, tail color, and antler configuration. In many cases, body size is also a key difference. The mule deer's tail is black-tipped, whereas the white-tailed deer's is not. Mule deer antlers are bifurcated; they "fork" as they grow, rather than branching from a single main beam, as is the case with white-taileds.
Snow Geese are epic flyers and always awe inspiring to see their immense flocks landed on a lake or field and then take off at once.
Red Shafted Male (Composite)
The red-shafted and yellow-shafted forms of the Northern Flicker formerly were considered different species. The two forms hybridize extensively in a wide zone from Alaska to the panhandle of Texas. A hybrid often has some traits from each of the two forms and some traits that are intermediate between them.
This winter morning scene captures the resilience of Mule Deer enduring the cold of Alberta. The frost-covered landscape reflects the harshness of the season, while the deer's calm and curious gaze reveals their strength and adaptability to their frozen world.
I love these dramatic skies. It was cold by the water and the wind made it feel colder. Went looking for birds and was not disappointed. The people you see on the right side are all taking pictures of the owl that was on the dock eating a duck.
The male Common Goldeneye adds a bright note to winter days with its radiant amber eye, glistening green-black head, and crisp black-and-white body and wings. www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Common_Goldeneye/id
Natural cavities for nesting are scarce, and the Wood Duck readily uses nest boxes provided for it. If nest boxes are placed too close together, many females lay eggs in the nests of other females.
The American Redstart is a lively warbler that flits about very actively among tree branches in search of insects. Redstarts take more flying prey than most other warbler species, and they compete with other flycatching species (such as Least Flycatcher) for the same prey. Copyright © Kim Toews/All Rights Reserved.