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Photo Exhibition in Comox
Commencing March 8 I have a showing of a selection of photographs at the Flying Apron Bakery/Café in Comox. All are for sale. If you have a coffee or a bakery craving please stop by and have a look and enjoy something from their delicious selections. Also please let...
It’s Herring Season!
It's that time of year again, spring is here and with it comes the annual herring spawn. All kinds of opportunities arise to photograph wildlife and birds in the areas where the fish are spawning. Find out where they are spawning then go and take a walk and enjoy the...
New Photo Exhibition in Comox
The Flying Apron Bakery/Café in Comox BC will be displaying a selection of my photos printed on canvas. All these photos are available for sale at reasonable prices and can be paid for by eTransfer or cash/debit to the café directly. Thankfully there are businesses...
The Snowbirds are back!!!
It's spring! It's a beautiful time of the year, temperatures have warmed, blossoms everywhere, however there is something else that makes this time of the year unique! The Canadian Forces Snowbirds arrive for their annual spring training here in Comox. This year they...
Dinosaur Provincial Park
Dinosaur Provincial Park. Have you ever heard of it? Do you know where it is if you have? Most people think they know where it is and think its near Drumheller in Alberta, as that's where the well know Tyrell Museum of Paleontology is located and it is exceptionally...
Skunk Cabbage
Those brilliant yellow spikes show up in wet areas all over the Valley. Brilliant spikes of light in usually dark swampy areas. The two names most commonly used are Skunk Cabbage and Swamp Lantern. If you have managed to get out and have a look at these plants, it's...
Volunteers
For most of my lengthy career I had been involved with volunteers in our Park. It is amazing these people give up their personal time to happily contribute to the well being of the Park and resources. I had a group of volunteer stewards that we grew from maybe 20...
