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Category Archives: Waterfowl
Stanley Park Ecology Society and Birds…
As promised in my two previous blogs for Bird Canada, here is the second instalment on Vancouver’s Stanley Park. This time around, I will focus mostly on the history and activities of the Stanley Park Ecology Society (SPES), especially with … Continue reading
Pigeon Guillemot: Photo Essay
In my last blog post, I had promised to follow up with a look at the Stanley Park Ecology Society. Circumstances have led me to change my plans. Fear not! I will talk about SPES and birding and bird conservation … Continue reading
Posted in Bird Behaviour, Bird Canada, Canadian Birds, Nature Photography, Waterfowl
Tagged birding, guillemot, photography
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History and Birds: Stanley Park (Vancouver, BC)
Vancouver’s Stanley Park is one of Canada’s important urban parks, not only because of its large size, but also because of the richness of the ecosystems it shelters. More specifically, it features an important, year-long bird population, particularly during the … Continue reading
Ducks and Such: A Photo Essay
Having done most of my birding in “Eastern” Canada (Ontario and Quebec) and “Western” Europe (France and Germany), I was surprised to discover to what extent ducks and other waterfowl are the “monarchy” of the bird world in many birding … Continue reading
Posted in Bird Canada, Canadian Birds, Nature Photography, Waterfowl
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Tagging Trumpeters
It is January 12th and photographer’s Ann Brokelman, Donna Hayes and myself are finishing up a day of birding and bird photography at LaSalle Park in Burlington, Ontario. Approximately 200 trumpeter swans migrate here from locations such as the Wye … Continue reading
Swans of Kimiwan Lake
(Guest post by Bob Lefebvre) On the (Canadian) Thanksgiving weekend in October, I was in Northern Alberta to visit family, and of course to do a little birding on the side. On October 9th I was driving, along with my brother … Continue reading
Whoopers in Flight
Another guest post, this time from Ken Bushman in Saskatchewan, who had the amazing luck to photograph a group of wild whooping cranes in flight. This is not something you see everyday. I showed this photo to the head of … Continue reading
Hmmm. Uhh. Wha?
Rarely – if ever – do I find myself speechless. Last weekend, I had purposely worked things out so that I had the whole of Sunday to write up a proposal. A proposal that should be done sooner than later. … Continue reading
Those Aren’t Geese…
Greater white-fronted geese are mythical birds. A myth perpetrated by the oil industry so that some of us jump in our gas-driven cars and spend hours cruising through the country looking for them when they’re reported on the local bird … Continue reading
Posted in Birding Trips, Grasslands Birds, Migration, Waterfowl
Tagged birdwatching alberta, grassland birding, swans on migration, tundra swans
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