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A Canada Goose resting on the rocks along the water.

Along the rocky shore an adult Canada Goose was watching over its Gosling as it searched for food by the water.

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A Canada Goose walking down a hill of grass in the evening.

A Canada Goose standing on the snow watching its surroundings.

A Male Mallard Duck and a Canada Goose were walking on the snow.

Photographic Design of Indiana Dunes national park in the state of Indiana.

A great white egret spreads its wings while perched on a driftwood log during dawn on an autumn pond.

Miss Mallard Duck Photograph

A majestic Alaskan moose stands in front of a tranquil lake and snow-capped mountains, a stunning scene of nature's beauty.

Wood ducks flying in Circle B Bar Reserve in Lakeland, Florida

Along the water a family of Canada Geese were taking a walk.

Wood ducks flying at Circle B Bar Reserve in Florida

Vintage Design of Sleeper State Park in the state of Michigan.

Two Caspian Terns were standing on a rock in the middle of a lake.

A family of Canada Geese with twelve young Goslings on the grass next to the water.

A close up of a wet feather from a goose

Swan photography

A stunning statement of yellows and blacks, this handsome male Cape May Warbler has captivated photographers and nature lovers with his unexpected presence at Mill Lake Park in Abbotsford, BC. His unusual appearance in the Pacific Northwest is made even more so by the fact that we are barely 3 weeks into winter when this boreal songbird -- who normally winters southward to as far as Mexico -- has chosen, instead, to do so here in Canada. Nevertheless, he has fit right in among the equally vibrant yellow mahonia flowers, from which he sips tasty nectar, eats petals, and feasts on a steady diet of insects and grubs in the same shrubs and nearby trees.

Two snowy egrets end their day at a small mountain lake in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Georgia.

Swan photography

Egret in a Stream Photograph by Stephen Geisel

One of the trails at Circle B Bar Reserve

Let's jump into the lake

Flamingos Birds

TikTok Bird with TikTok colored designed

A return to wildlife watercolours. From the start of this year I've been fortunate to have taken on a job where one of the daily tasks is to feed the garden's birds. This has allowed me the opportunity to capture some primary photographic reference that I've then painted from. When it comes to wildlife paintings, I like to work in watercolours because it adds a bit more of that hand painted element. Mistakes can be made and it only adds to the final product. I also worked these paintings a little more illustrative by adding in some thick outlines, cross hatching where it was welcomed and a little touch of pencils and paint pens. I've uploaded these paintings as a set, so if you like this one be sure to check out my other paintings

Declare your unique style with our 'Gaggle of Geese' tee, a hipster and classy addition to the intriguing 'Collective Nouns of Animals, Birds, and Fish' series. Beyond the cool statement, did you know a group of geese is called a 'gaggle'? Wear this shirt, embody the essence of interesting trivia, and showcase your intellect and general awesomeness to fellow animal lovers and those who appreciate fascinating facts!

An adult blue heron waiting patienly on the lake shore

Duck Pink

Nature spared no expense when it came to the Mandarin Duck, and this male, dressed to his finest breeding nines, is no exception. In his flight to freedom, this gorgeous escapee from an Oregon farm found his Eden at Burnaby Lake's Piper Spit, and in the company of many Wood Duck cousins.

A male Green-Winged Teal enjoys the calm waters of Piper Spit/Burnaby Lake. This dabbling duck is tied with the Bufflehead, a diving duck, for the title of the smallest ducks in North America. Only at Burnaby Lake can we see these ducks literally (and quite fearlessly) at our feet, chasing ducks much bigger than themselves. Photographed in January 2015, just as the sunset was touching the waters of the Piper Spit.

This beautiful bird was taken in one of my favourite bird-spotting locations, Lake Baroon near Maleny. As with many wrens, the male is brilliantly coloured while the female is a soft brown. Very active in our area in the springtime.

This is a photo-based illustration.

A young Canada Goose gosling was walking along the shore.

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