Wildlife Portrait : March

                     This one is dedicated to my co-worker, my most enthusiastic supporter.

Showshoe Hare

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 Guni
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This week in photos

I managed to get a couple of hours of bird watching in on the weekend.   Although the migrating birds have yet to arrive, love is in the air for the resident birds, who are busily pairing off.  Some of the wildlife is as well.

White-breasted nut hatch  playing peek a boo

Black capped Chickadee looking for his next potential meal

Squirrel showing off his tail

This Downy woodpecker was not at all shy

Snow shoe hare racing

Early morning moon

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An appreciation of resident birds

While spring migration has begun south of the border, here in Edmonton there isn't much more to see at the moment besides the usual winter resident birds.

Bohemian Waxwing playing peek a boo

That isn't to say these full time residents aren't worth paying attention too. In fact quite the opposite is true.

Chickadee Chin ups

The clownish antics of the Bohemian waxwings, the frantic pace of the chickadee, and the fascinating abilities of both nuthatch species are not to be missed.

White breasted Nuthatch marching down the tree

And let's not forget the many species of woodpecker to be found. Today I saw two different species.

Little Downy - Marching to his own drummer

There are many species of birds that remain here for the winter, however, sometimes winter also means a total, or near total absence of birds depending on the weather and where you live.  Which is why I appreciate them even more when I do get a chance to see and observe them.

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Guni 

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