You are absolutely right! My plan is to capture as many Canadian wildlife species as I can plant/animal or avian.

Nice!! you got a sweet deal on your camera with really low usage then!! That's how it starts. You will know when you've outgrown it and time to move on, I started with second hand Nikon D40x and I used

Thanks!! I can't believe how intrigued he is by them and excited he is to care for them, he watches their every move. He's definitely a total cutie my big Siamese ginger.

Thanks, all that from moving the bird feeder 3 feet over and a taller fence!! We had that thing sitting in the yard birdless for years. It will be interesting to find out what else I can attract with different

Oh ok then lol!! I'm used to explaining the experience to some that never thought of that!! Didn't mean to bore you, suppose I just get scared that people try to recreate these experiences without knowing

I know there is lots to rejoice, especially in CAD but I also don't think it's most end $$ or even close. Too close to an election to kick that hornet's nest around too much but I bet after that maybe

LMFAO , I'm sure your wife will survive! I'm glad good stuff was interfering then. Sounds like the summer of accomplishments, congrats, so many good family memories made! What is your son going to take

Do you think these are the days where stackers rejoice or will the markets settle down at some point and it's just political reactions?

Haha, no mum's love keeps him towards the light :) That is so cute tho. What happened to your green thumb? I was looking forward to your garden adventures this summer!

That's a pretty nice sunset skyline! of Toronto! You found a hidden gem! It's a long walk but worth it. That lighthouse is interesting, I would be all over that tag on the building. Canadian cities are

Thanks! The first bird is Kit's buddy, Red Breasted Nuthatch. He watched the finches bully him now the cat looks after it. Ever considered looking on the second hand market? Ever looked into Nikon? I don't

lol no shit!! She did get booted from the feeder by the finch bullies I also don't blame her for being shy. I don't think I saw any red at all, that's what I was looking for too. I try to give them space

I totally agree, I like the texture of feathers and fur from wildlife pictures too...As I call them, pictures I want to pet....lol I find sometimes the surroundings brings context/perspective I guess,

Thanks for having the lovely sharing contest. I bet you can almost breath it!! lol... it's that fresh :)

Good to know they work really well, we are debating getting a few of that type of nesting box for our birdies. If that's the standard 1.5 inch hole, that's a really tiny bird, what a cutie! Cool shots,

Thanks! Well I have seen a Hairy woodpecker and their bill is more yellow as well. This one was a dark oaky color. I haven't seen to many woodpeckers, that's the second one I get to have a bit of a closer

Thanks, I totally know what it's like to live with no backyard, it sucks. Mind you mine is still just 12 ft by 12 feet but It still fits a thing or 2. You know there are other ways to have similar experience

G N R ...Awesome!! It's a really good show, I had so much fun when they came to Edmonton. That's pretty cool to make connections like that abroad. I have yet to visit Vancouver and obviously when I go

Picture taken in Banff National Park Canada. Only living a few hours away, we often go on our Rocky Mountain getaways and hiking and camping. I have gone every season except for spring until this year.

That's a cute little drawing!! You are right, there is always worries, sometimes it's hard to see passed them. Your message is a good reminder to cherish the good things to get us thru. I think all kinds