Eastern Kingbird (Tyrannus tyrannus)
"There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot. These essays are the delights and dilemmas of one who cannot" - Aldo Leopold
Showing posts with label duckling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label duckling. Show all posts
2016/07/24
Birds around Sawmill Wetland (Ottawa)
I returned back to Canada on Wednesday night, and since then I had been searching for my own place (and not sharing with any roommates or landlords) for the remainder of my degree (another 1.5 years left). I submitted a rental application on Friday and now I am just waiting to hear back from the apartment manager. This afternoon, I walked around Sawmill Wetland (maybe for the final time) and looked at the birds around the wetland.
Labels:
catbird,
duckling,
flycatcher,
goldfinch,
kingbird,
Ontario,
Ottawa,
red-winged blackbird,
waxwing
2013/06/29
Taking a quick break
Since returning from Algonquin, I have been quite busy and don't have much time to go out and take photos even when it is nice out.
Got a photo of the Supermoon on Sunday after dinner.
Today, after working all morning and afternoon, I decided to go check out a spot near where I live that I think may have some opportunities for photography. And I turned out to be correct! The place is a man-made pond with ongoing construction all around it for more housings. The trail is short (less than 100 m) and planted with many introduced species. But they still attracted an interesting variety of insects. I also heard Green frogs calling from the pond.
2012/08/06
Baby animals at Minoru Park
My mother and I went to Minoru Lake Park after dropping my father off at work. Walking towards the park, we saw many Japanese student-visitors taking photos of a Grey squirrel. I guess I would act the same if I am in a new country seeing unfamiliar animals, although doesn't Japan have squirrels?
Lotus pads in Minoru Park.
2012/07/28
Driving around Richmond
After dropping my father off at work, my mother and I went to Iona Beach to do some bird-watching. Besides the swallows flying back and forth over the pond, it was a pretty quiet day, bird-wise.
A couple of Mallards on the water, including this female duck and her six ducklings.
2011/05/10
Ducklings at Minoru Park
My friend from Taiwan attended a job fair here at Richmond Cultural Centre this afternoon. Afterwards, I met up with her and showed her around Minoru Park. She asked me about the origin of the name Minoru. I mumbled something about racetrack and a race horse, but wikipedia has a better answer explanation than that.
2011/04/30
Bees, Tulips, Eagles, Flycatcher(!) and Blossom
It is such a nice day today. Perfect day to go bike-riding.
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