Tim Osborne Photography

06/03/2026

The rain finally let up a bit last night so I decided to make my way over to the local wetlands. Barn Swallows turned out to be the main attraction and I was happy to finally get a decent in-flight shot of one of them!

06/01/2026

Snack Time

05/30/2026

A co-worker let me know that there were a family of foxes hanging around his worksite, so of course I had to check it out. I always admire the resourcefulness of these families in finding places to make a home as they raise their young.

05/29/2026

Please take the time to check out this campaign and take action to protect Grizzly Bears.

05/27/2026

This past weekend I had my first opportunity to take in an F1 race, the Grand Prix du Canada in Montreal. It was such an amazing experience from start to finish. So much exciting action on the track and wonderful people from all around the world sharing a passion for motorsports. Hope to get the chance to take in another one day.

05/18/2026

If only all birds were named in such an obvious fashion... behold the Yellow-headed Blackbird.

05/17/2026

Look at those cheeks!

05/16/2026

Seldom do I know what the subject of the day is going to be when I'm out taking photos. Today, it turned out to be chipmunks.

05/15/2026

Exposed Wildlife Conservancy, in collaboration with the Grizzly Bear Foundation and Alberta Wilderness Association, have launched a campaign calling on the Government of Alberta to maintain the current closure of the provincial grizzly bear hunt after recent public statements from the Minister of Forestry and Parks indicating that reopening Alberta’s grizzly bear hunt is under consideration to address human-bear conflict.

‍With no current population data and no credible evidence that hunting reduces human-wildlife conflict, there is no clear scientific basis for reinstating the hunt of a threatened species.

Learn more about the issue and how you can take action at the attached link.

Every year, wildlife and people collide on our roads, often with tragic consequences. In Alberta and British Columbia, highways cut through the very valley bottoms that grizzly bears, wolves, and cougars depend on to move, find food, and raise their young.

05/06/2026

I've gone out a few times now to capture some Red-Winged Blackbird photos in the cool morning air. Here are a few favourites so far.