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Orca – T060C

Here, once again, we have a look at transient orca ‘T060C’ breaking the surface as he passes by a couple of family members off the Vancouver Island shoreline. Fortunately for lay-by observers like myself, this guy is a little easie...


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Rosy Paintbrush

Here’s a ‘dreamy’ picture postcard type shot from the Khutzeymateen featuring a nice reflection of some flowering rosy paintbrush. We’ve seen these blooms before and they are a staple of the BC coast and can come in various colours – red, the most common, but also rosy as seen here and even some with yellow bracts. This variety is known by the full name of Olympic Indian...


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Missing Mum

One of the most heart wrenching encounters with grizzly bears is when you come across young cubs that have recently been weaned by their moms. They always look so fed-up, lost and forlorn, as if they’re really missing their mum and often we see them just sitting around like this youngster is doing, as if he’s just waiting for mum to come back for him. This little guy had...


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Pileated Woodpecker 3

Looking like some kind of ground dwelling grouse or the like, here we see a nice head on shot of a female pileated woodpecker. It’s not unusual to see these spectacular birds foraging on the ground like this, especially around old rotting tree stumps or fallen logs, but ideally they much prefer to be searching on the side of a tree for their food. I learnt recently that ...


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Coyote in the Snow

Here we see a beautiful looking female coyote in the snow of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming USA. I was surprised when I realised as I edited this shot that it was ten years ago this month when I had my one and only visit to Yellowstone. It was a pretty special trip and, like this one, I still have a hefty back catalogue of images still to edit. We have seen this gi...


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