Nymph Falls Nature Park beautiful even on a cloudy day.

Puntledge river taken at Nymph Falls Nature Park.

Side by Side, at the Comox marina park.

Evening walk at the Comox Marina.

Taken at Seal Bay Park on a rainy day in the Comox valley, our forests are so dense that you are almost sheltered from the rain by the canopy of the tall trees, another reason you can find fungi all year round because of the dampness.

Discovery Harbour in Campbell River.

Lama taken in Royston.

Royston a place I often visit with a view of Comox on the opposite side of the water.

Kye Bay looking towards Air Force Beach.

Juvenile Eagle taken a few months ago he was overwhelmed by a group of Seagulls.

Royston Ship Wrecks I feel drawn to the rust and decay, perhaps because everything seems so pristine here in the Comox valley hard to find an Urbex photo.

These were all taken 4 days ago, the Magnolia in our own yard, the othet two at Anderton Park in Comox.


These flowers were all taken in my neighbourhood in Comox.

Fungi taken on a walk in Royston.

Rabbits enjoying their freedom on Curtis Road in Comox ( I don't think they are looking for Easter eggs.)

Part of our wild Rabbit population in the Comox valley.

Gartley Point Hatchery in Royston.

Grey skies in the Comox valley today.

It's safe to say spring has sprung taken on a walk in my neighbourhood.

Rainy day in the Filberg Park in Comox

Sea Gulls not exotic but I still think they are quite handsome.

The Snow Birds are back in town always a joy to see. Thank you to the nice couple who encouraged me, unfortunately my Hornet photos were fuzzy I will try again.

Comox lake with a view of the Glazier, taken on the right hand side of the lake.


Comox lake taken from the left hand side of the lake.

A walk in the forest taken at Seal Bay Park.

American Wigeon taken along the Dyke Road in Courtenay.

American Wigeon Taken at Point Homes.

Taken at the Courtney Air Park.

Ducks in a row taken at Point Holmes.

More than one mode of travel at the Comox Marina.