Category Archives: BIRD PHOTOGRAPHY

GREAT HORNED OWL

GREAT HORNED OWL YAWN!

The Sabine’s Gull still remains on the Ottawa River. Classic flight shot. Sabine’s Gull about to chomp down on an unsuspecting river fly.

Sabine’s Gull in full adult plumage makes rare appearance cruising the Ottawa River.

SWAINSON’S THRUSH A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush! Here a Swainson’s Thrush is ready for release after being banded at the Rock Point Provincial Park, Dunville, Ontario. A big shout out to Jim Smith and … Continue reading →

A Cape May warbler teaches one of life’s essential lessons: Take time to smell the flowers!! Check out Gilbert Becaud’s vocal rendition of the same theme here. Gilbert, “M. Cent Milles Volts”, gone far too long!!

CAPE MAY WARBLER The Fall warbler migration is off to a good start.  The above photo was taken just after he had plucked a delicious morsel from within the yellow flower (click on image three times to expand and examine … Continue reading →

The spring Warbler migration has come and gone but my new book, WARBLER WORLD, is available for preview on my publisher’s website.

DUNLIN, ANDREW HAYDEN PARK, OTTAWA

RUDDY TURNSTONE, COLONEL SAM SMITH PARK, TORONTO Despite having photographed this bird many times before out of mating season, this was my first opportunity when it was in spectacular breeding plummage.