At the Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary
Red-winged Blackbird
Preening Sandhill Crane
More of my old friend keeping up appearances.
Sandhill Crane
I went to the bird sanctuary again. Saw an old friend
Why I Vote Green
Recently in British Columbia there was a perfect example of why, when I find myself in the voting booth, I vote green. I do this even where there are more “mainstream” parties saying all the right things regarding climate change. I do this because I know that in order to reduce GHG emissions governments are... Continue Reading →
Elephants on Parade
I took this photo way back in 2012. Uganda is one of the most difficult places to travel in (unless you want to spend a lot more than I was willing to spend). But the National Parks and wildlife make it absolutely worthwhile.
I made a friend
Or at least I thought I did, this little bird (a juvenile Brown-Headed Cowbird, I think) followed me around for at least 30 minutes at the Bird Sanctuary Saturday. He was so close to me as a walked, I was worried I might step on him. Once I got home and tried to identify this... Continue Reading →
Sometimes the birds co-operate too much
At Whistler Blackcomb: But ultimately the Whisky Jacks did co-operate:
Whytecliff Park with Sunrays
I have been playing around with Luminar photo editor and I think the the Sunrays filter is interesting. What do You think?
Red-winged blackbird
Bonus Duck!
Symphony of Fire
Vancouver's annual fireworks festival started Saturday night. It was stunning as usual.
Imagine
Tamino's more depressing version of Imagine: Imagine every single report ever about the link between cigarette smoking and lung cancer, from the 1960s when the surgeon general’s report came out up to the present day, beginning with the statement that “No single case of lung cancer can be definitively linked to smoking.” Now imagine being inundated... Continue Reading →
DUCK! Part 2
More of the same wood duck and her duckling from Stanley Park
Wood Duck in Profile
And here is his less colourful mate
RIP John Parry Barlow
Last week John Perry Barlow (co-founder of the EFF) passed away at the age of 70 Cindy Cohn at the EFF has published a memorable eulogy: It is no exaggeration to say that major parts of the Internet we all know and love today exist and thrive because of Barlow’s vision and leadership. He always... Continue Reading →
Eroded Beauty
Lower and upper Antelope Canyon might be swarming with tourists, but Antelope Canyon X remains almost empty. It is like stepping into another world.
