Jason George Photography

06/02/2026

🚨 BIG NEWS, MISSISSAUGA, BURLINGTON, BARRIE, OSHAWA PETERBOROUGH, & WILDLIFE LOVERS! 🚨 6 Stops and adding more soon💜💜💜💜💜

Join wildlife photographer, author, and adventurer Jason George for multiple exciting book signing events as FIVE books from the Going Deeper with Jason George series officially arrive at Indigo stores! 📚🐾🌍

📍 Indigo Georgian Mall
🗓 July 4

📍 Indigo Burlington
🗓 July 5

📍 Chapters Vega
🗓 July 18

📍 Chapters Peterborough
🗓 July 19

📍 Indigo Barrie
🗓 July 26

📍 Indigo Oshawa
🗓 Aug 16

Explore the wild through books about:
🦁 Lions
🦉 Owls
🫎 Moose
🐆 Leopards & Snow Leopards
🐆 Jaguars

Go behind the scenes and discover incredible facts about tracking, babies, eating habits, mating, survival, and even p**p! 💩🌿

What makes these books extra special?
🎨 You can colour some of the actual wildlife photos
📱 Plus watch videos of the animals on Jason George’s YouTube channel while you read & colour them!

Come meet Jason, hear amazing wildlife stories, get your books signed, and celebrate this exciting milestone together.

🎁 Everyone who purchases a book at the event will receive a signed wildlife photo!

Bring the family, bring your questions, and get ready to GO DEEPER into the wild! 🌎📸

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06/01/2026

The question everyone has been asking is finally answered in Episode 5 of this wild barred owl nest series from Ontario, Canada… how do owlets p**p? 😂🦉

Well, one of the young barred owls decided to demonstrate the answer perfectly, by p**ping directly toward the camera! This hilarious and educational wildlife moment gives us an incredible close-up look at how smart owlets are when it comes to keeping their nest clean.

As the barred owl chicks continue growing, we see more movement, personality, and fascinating natural behaviors inside the nest. These young owls are becoming more coordinated every day, and this episode captures one of the funniest and most unforgettable moments of the entire series so far.

Filmed ethically from a respectful distance, this ongoing owl documentary series follows the daily life of a wild barred owl family hidden deep in an Ontario forest. If you love owls, wildlife photography, funny animal moments, nature documentaries, birdwatching, and Canadian wildlife, this series is for you.

🎥 Captured by Jason George Photography

The question everyone has been asking is finally answered in Episod...

06/01/2026

I hope you are enjoying my 2026 Baby Barred Owlet series on YouTube Jason George Photography.
I've captured some amazing moments and figured out a lot about owlets, and share lots of insights and moments.

This moment here is one of my favourite moments.


**p

05/30/2026

The barred owl family deep in an Ontario forest continues to amaze us! In Episode 4 of this wildlife nest series, the owlets are growing quickly and becoming much more active. Watch as these young barred owls stretch out, move around the nest, and enjoy the warm sunshine filtering through the forest canopy.

This episode captures peaceful and beautiful moments inside the owl nest as the growing owlets begin showing more personality and confidence. Their fluffy feathers, curious movements, and relaxed behavior in the sun offer a rare and intimate glimpse into the lives of wild barred owls in Canada.

Filmed ethically from a respectful distance, this ongoing owl documentary series follows the development of this incredible barred owl family through the nesting season. If you love owls, wildlife photography, birdwatching, Ontario wildlife, nature documentaries, and birds of prey, this series is for you.

🎥 Captured by Jason George Photography

The barred owl family deep in an Ontario forest continues to amaze ...

05/29/2026

The barred owl family deep in an Ontario forest is becoming more active! In Episode 3 of this incredible barred owl nest series, we witness more movement from the owlets as they stretch, shift around the nest, and begin showing fascinating natural behaviors. One of the most incredible moments captured on camera is when one of the young barred owls regurgitates a pellet — something many people have never seen before in the wild.

Owl pellets are a normal part of an owl’s digestive process and provide an amazing look into how these powerful birds of prey survive in nature. This educational wildlife moment gives viewers a rare behind-the-scenes look at barred owl behavior inside a real nest in the Canadian wilderness.

Filmed ethically from a respectful distance, this ongoing wildlife documentary series follows the daily lives of this owl family as the season unfolds. If you love owls, birdwatching, wildlife photography, Ontario wildlife, birds of prey, and educational nature videos, this series is for you.

🎥 Captured by Jason George Photography
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The barred owl family deep in an Ontario forest is becoming more active! In Episode 3 of this incredible barred owl nest series, we witness more movement fro...

05/28/2026

I was at an event yesterday evening and someone walked up and said I saw an article in Barrie Today about you.
I hadn't seen it, but so amazing to be supported by them. Thank you. Hope to see everyone at the book signing.

Search my name + Barrie Today to find the article.

05/28/2026

I was at an event yesterday evening and someone walked up and said I saw an article in Barrie Today about me.

Hope you make it out to a book signing

Jason George will at Georgian Mall location on July 4, followed by similar event July 26 at south-end store to promote his Going Deeper series

05/27/2026

Jason George’s Wild Canada Adventures – Discovering the emotional reality of wildlife right in my own backyard.

Nature can be peaceful, beautiful, exciting… and sometimes heartbreaking.

In this deeply personal backyard wildlife experience, we follow the story of a robin nest we had been watching closely near my home. From the excitement of seeing the nest and the hope of new life, to the difficult reality that the nest ultimately did not survive, this video captures the emotional side of wildlife that many people don’t often see. Every moment reminds us that nature is constantly changing and that survival in the wild is never guaranteed.

While it was difficult to witness the loss of the robin nest, experiences like this help us better understand the challenges birds and wildlife face every single day. Predators, weather, habitat loss, and countless environmental pressures make survival incredibly difficult for young animals.

This video is not only about loss — it’s also about appreciating the beauty of nature around us and learning to slow down enough to notice these moments. Whether it’s hearing birds sing in the forest, watching turtles bask in the sun, or observing wildlife behaviour up close, there is something powerful about simply spending time outdoors and paying attention.

If you enjoy Canadian wildlife, birdwatching, backyard nature, peaceful forest videos, wildlife photography, or emotional wildlife stories, this adventure is for you.

Sometimes the greatest wildlife stories happen right outside your own door.

🎥 Captured by Jason George Photography

Jason George’s Wild Canada Adventures – Discovering the emotional r...

05/27/2026

I was just told about this article in the Barrie Today.

Jason George will at Georgian Mall location on July 4, followed by similar event July 26 at south-end store to promote his Going Deeper series

05/27/2026

A wild barred owl family continues to grow deep in an Ontario forest! In Episode 2 of this owl nest series, we begin to see much more movement from the barred owl family as the owlets stretch, shift around the nest, and start communicating with each other in fascinating ways. From body language to vocal sounds, this episode gives an incredible behind-the-scenes look into how barred owls interact as a family in the wild.

Filmed ethically from a respectful distance, this ongoing wildlife series captures the daily lives of one of Ontario’s most mysterious birds of prey. Watch closely as the owl family becomes more active and their personalities begin to shine through. These intimate wildlife moments are rarely seen and offer an amazing educational look at barred owl behavior in their natural habitat.

If you love owls, wildlife photography, birdwatching, Ontario wildlife, bird behavior, and nature documentaries, this series is for you.

🎥 Captured by Jason George Photography

A wild barred owl family continues to grow deep in an Ontario forest! In Episode 2 of this owl nest series, we begin to see much more movement from the barre...