Hello sun, goodbye moon
Christmas is a-coming
White-winged Crossbill
Glowing in the sunlight
Siblings of the furry kind
Memories
Bokeh
Dawn over the Rockies - at Canmore, Alberta
Portrait of a Meercat
Double beauty
Red-breasted Nuthatch
Framed
Could you ask for a cuter face?
A beautiful winter's day
Four out of five ain't bad
Happy Christmas!
I see you, you see me
How lucky we are
Have yourself a merry little Christmas
Happy Boxing Day
Great Orange Tip / Hebomoia glaucippe
A smile for Christmas
House Sparrow
Red Crossbills at work
Endangered Snow Leopard
Eye-catcher
The domino effect
A lovely place to perch
Christmas snowmen
Wood Duck on a snowy day
The famous five
Purple veins
Sing, choirs of angels
Window bokeh
Almost as good as a warm, sunny day
A covering of snowflakes
Vibrant beauty
Ever watchful
Where the earth meets the skies
Pine Grosbeak
Sparkle and folds
A new friend
Happy Birthday, Rachel!
Christmas Bird Count scouting trip
Lord of the Isles
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Gentle softness


The day before yesterday, I was on the Banff/Canmore Christmas Bird Count (in the Rocky Mountains). My small group covered the Harvey Heights area. The meeting place for the various groups was at the home of Colleen Campbell, who so generously opens up her home to us each year, including giving us a lovely warm place to go back to, to eat our lunches and to finalize the lists of birds seen by the end of the day. Colleen is a long-time Wildlife Researcher, who focused exclusively on grizzly bears from 1993 until 2006. She is also known for her incredibly beautiful artwork - photography is another of her keen interests. Recently, she took in two adorable little rescue kittens - they were so soft and gentle! There was room in my backback to have put both kittens in to take home with me - but I thought Colleen might notice that they were missing : ) Colleen, thank you so much from us all, for your generosity and welcome - and that includes the welcome that Jesse always gives everyone. What a sweet, intelligent dog she is!
The annual Banff-Canmore Christmas Bird Count (CBC) organized by the Bow Valley Naturalists took place on Saturday, December 17. This was the 37th consecutive year for this event.
The annual Banff-Canmore Christmas Bird Count (CBC) organized by the Bow Valley Naturalists took place on Saturday, December 17. This was the 37th consecutive year for this event.
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