Last week I went to the marsh at the Bois-de-L’Île-Bizard Nature Park – a few birds and turtles – but not much to shoot on this particular day. Today I did the Ecomuseum with much better luck.

The wolves were ultra active (playing games with the coyotes), bears were out and about, and I shot a new red-tailed hawk (male) that replaced the deceased one.

Oh, did I mention the raccoons were out there too?

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Who’s there? Or actually, where are you from?

Here’s where visitors to the Sleeping Wolves came from, geographically speaking, between April 22nd and 28th. Statistics are gathered by Google as part of its Google Analytics services. No personal or private information is captured.

Interesting to see visitors from faraway lands such as Korea – apparently Sleeping Wolves is bookmarked as part of Kim Jong-il’s favourites – and he’s my fav dictator!

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A cool rainy weekend up ahead. Wish I was back in Florida. Some more photos from down south.
From left to right: Osprey not far from its nest, Mallard Hens posing, and very strange looking sign. Click on the photos to zoom in.

   

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On the West Island of Montreal, birders love to visit the Bois-de-L’Île-Bizard Nature Park – a beautiful marsh environment with ducks, geese, rails, owls, bitterns, swallows, etc.

All I got was this red-winged blackbird, but it was a nice walk even if I’m not a true birder.

A few mores shots from the Florida trip. From left to right: Painted Turtle, Great Egret, and Anhinga. Click on the photos to zoom in.

   

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