Signs of spring – the Canada Geese are around again. The ice is melting, and the lake is beginning to have some of the water fowl are coming back. The number of Canada Geese on the lake can be overwhelming later in the summer, but they are interesting birds to watch. I like this one. […]
These are some pictures I took last summer when I was down the river. I enjoy listening to their songs. I took this last one in 2020. It is still one of my favourites.
These are some pictures of spider webs that I took last August when I was kayaking early in the morning in the fog. I love the way that the spider webs show up at this time.
I’m catching up on some pictures I took last year in August. I saw these when I was out in my kayak enjoying God’s handiwork.
When I looked back, I saw that there were 7 swans here last winter. We seem to see some swans each year now. I believe all of these are trumpeter swans. They were too far away for me to see if there were any tundra swans in there or not. It also doesn’t look like […]
The pileated woodpecker is the largest woodpecker in Canada. It’s name “pileated” means “capped”. It is nearly the size of a crow. This one is a female. The males look similar except that they have a red stripe on the cheek, that looks a bit like a moustache. We often see the results of a […]
We were able to go to Yarmouth this past year. We had tried to do this 4 years ago, but had to turn back because of a hurricane, so this was especially nice for us.