Tulips at the Comox Marina

Ships at the Comox Marina

Eye Contact with one of our Harbour Seals.

Royston looking across at Comox.

Fungi on a Nature walk in Cumberland

The Canadian Forces Snowbirds always exciting to see them back in Comox.

Eagles

Took both of these on the same day at different locations.

Robin a common visitor each year.

Bushtit's

I did not recognise these birds at first they were as small as Hummingbirds and jsut as fast thanks to fmy friend Eric for the name.

Eagle

Wood and texture in the forest.

Surf Scoters an apt name as they seem to ride the waves. I took these at Kye Bay.

Daffodils

Daffodils to brighten up a dull day .

Mallards at Sandwick park

Enamoured with the moon.

More of the same I tried to capture the moon in a different light without success.

The moon this evening,

Apparently called a pink moon.

Heron taken at Kye Bay

Sometimes you can't just take one !

Fungi A lucky find while out walking.

I have always liked the colours and texture in nature on the beach and in the forests.

Magnolia tree

They won't last mush longer, we had rain , sleet and snow and sun this afternoon topped up with strong winds, thunder and lightning this evening.

Wild Flowers

Raven

I have always loved Ravens, Crows and other Blackbirds for their simple beauty no pretense.

Took this Eagle photo today always hard to choose just one photo.

Saw this Eagle today , hard to choose just one photo.

Meet Piper

We adopted this lovely girl on Tuesday, she is slowly getting acquainted with all the nooks and crannies at our home, she loves tummy rubs and Salmon. This is for you Nicole.

Magnolia tree on a dull weather morning

I was waiting for the sun but rather liked how these photos came out almost burgundy in colour.

Male and Female Mallard Ducks.

They may be considered common but it's hard to deny that they are beautiful.

More blossoms in the neighbourhood.

Fritillaria Imperialis I don't know the generic name.

The Dogs of March

DAY THREE OF THREE