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🦅 Nature & WildLife Photography
📸 Trying to capture the beauty of God’s creations.
🌿 These pictures have been taken in the heart of their natural habitats.
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The Calliope Hummingbird, the smallest bird in North America, weighs only 2–3 grams—yet it completes an extraordinary mi...
06/21/2026

The Calliope Hummingbird, the smallest bird in North America, weighs only 2–3 grams—yet it completes an extraordinary migration spanning thousands of kilometers between Mexico and the mountainous regions of western North America. Despite its delicate size, this tiny traveler crosses deserts, valleys, and high mountain ranges, fueled by determination and an endless search for nectar.

Burrowing owls thrive in native grasslands, nesting underground in abandoned burrows and helping keep prairie ecosystems...
06/15/2026

Burrowing owls thrive in native grasslands, nesting underground in abandoned burrows and helping keep prairie ecosystems healthy.

The bobolink, once common across Saskatchewan’s grasslands, is now in decline as native prairie continues to be lost and...
06/13/2026

The bobolink, once common across Saskatchewan’s grasslands, is now in decline as native prairie continues to be lost and converted for urban development. Loss of habitat and earlier haying practices leave fewer safe places for nesting in the breeding season.

A new road planned in McKell–Wascana Conservation Park in Regina may affect nearby grassland bird habitat and the species that depend on it

A few days ago while exploring British Columbia, I found a tiny Anna’s hummingbird nest perfectly hidden in a branch, so...
06/08/2026

A few days ago while exploring British Columbia, I found a tiny Anna’s hummingbird nest perfectly hidden in a branch, so small and camouflaged it almost looked like part of the tree itself.

It was so small I almost missed it—about the size of a walnut, barely bigger than a golf ball. The nest was woven from plant fibers and spider silk, making it stretchy and soft, yet strong enough to hold life. On the outside, it was camouflaged with bark and bits of lichen, blending in so well it looked like part of the tree itself. The kind of things you only notice when you slow down enough to really look.

I didn’t get close or disturb it, just enough to realize what it was, and then I left her alone.

This Red-winged Blackbird landed nearby and immediately caught my attention. Those bright red shoulder patches against h...
06/07/2026

This Red-winged Blackbird landed nearby and immediately caught my attention. Those bright red shoulder patches against his black feathers make him one of the most striking birds in the marsh.

Common Yellowthroat thrives in dense wetlands, where reeds, grasses, and shrubby marsh edges provide the perfect hidden ...
06/07/2026

Common Yellowthroat thrives in dense wetlands, where reeds, grasses, and shrubby marsh edges provide the perfect hidden cover for nesting. Often heard before seen, this small warbler builds its nest low to the ground, tucked safely among thick vegetation where life in the marsh quietly unfolds.


Every year, the Rufous Hummingbird leaves its winter home in Mexico and follows an incredible migration route across wes...
06/06/2026

Every year, the Rufous Hummingbird leaves its winter home in Mexico and follows an incredible migration route across western North America, reaching as far north as Canada and Alaska. Along the way, it stops at wildflowers and feeders to fuel one of the longest migrations, relative to body size, in the bird world. Small enough to fit in the palm of a hand, yet brave enough to cross a continent—proof that the greatest adventures often come in the smallest packages.

I was moving slowly through the shimmering sagebrush on a hot, sunny day, looking for Lazuli Buntings when I started hea...
05/25/2026

I was moving slowly through the shimmering sagebrush on a hot, sunny day, looking for Lazuli Buntings when I started hearing their calls before I saw them. Soon they came into view—small flashes of blue tucked into the brush, singing their hearts out from the tops of the bushes.

Lazuli Buntings arrive each spring after migrating from Mexico, returning to breed across western Canada and the western United States. In summer, they’re often found in open areas with sagebrush and shrubs, where the males stand out with bright blue plumage and sing constantly from exposed perches.


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