A sad looking Steller’s Jay


Couldn’t help but notice this rough looking male Steller’s Jay. Rough looking because his head feathers appeared to be in rough condition. Probably tangled with a cat or escaped the claws of a Hawk? However, his tail feathers were their usual beautiful blue… Continue reading A sad looking Steller’s Jay

The gosling’s are still alive…


There are times when I spot a brood of goslings with their parents, over time they tend to disappear one by one. Be it by Hawks, other predatory animals, or they just get swept up in the rushing waters of the river. These seem to be doing well with highly attentive parents. If you look real close you can see all four of them. The more difficult one to spot has fallen slightly behind the rest Continue reading The gosling’s are still alive…

My morning walk in the park…


I had a wonderful morning walk through Idlewild Park this morning. Baby squirrels were frolicking about in the green grass. Canadian Geese were being their messy selves expecting to be fed by people. Joggers were out on the path, jogging. Turtles were swimming slowly about the pond with just their noses breaching the surface of the calm waters. Volunteers were busy attending to the flower beds. And so much more. It was so peaceful. I was hoping to find the rose garden in full bloom, but it turns out that it’s a little too early in the season for that… Continue reading My morning walk in the park…