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Blue Eyed Baby

I was walking through a park in British Columbia when I heard quite a ruckus going on in some nearby trees. I went over to have a look and in a small clearing a pair of crows were hopping around the branches above making a hell of a noise. At first I couldn’t quite see what was causing their concern, then across the clearing ...

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Asian Hornet

Here’s a guy with a face (below) only a mother (or queen!) could love – the Asian Hornet(Vespa velutina), also known as the Yellow-legged Hornet. Throughout many parts of the planet including north America and Europe this hornet is now a fairly common invasive species. It first reared its head in Europe around 2004 in France ...

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Reacher Watching

Here we see a large male grizzly bear watching us very closely after hesitantly emerging from the forest to follow an in season female that we know very well – the Queen of the Khutz...

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Across the globe there are over 80 species of ‘barbet’ who are said to inherit their name from the strong barb like hairs or bristles at the base of their bills. Here we see three of the 25 or so species found in href="https://stevewphotography.ca/tz-birds/" data-type="page" data-id="17316" target="_blank" rel="...

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Way back in 2012 I published a post telling the story behind a great encounter with a fishing wolf and in that recount I mentioned how the wolf sat and posed for photos before heading off ...

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