2. Vancouver & vicinity

Snowy owls & more

Snow owls and other birds, plus photos of bird photographers from the dykes of Boundary Bay, British Columbia. The snowy owls are rare visitors to this area, when their food supplies in Alaska become depleted. Their previous visit was 5 years ago.
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Dried common yarrow with dew drops in early morning fog. Boundary Bay salt marsh, Vancouver, BC<br /> <br /> The dew drops are best seen at the largest size
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Dried common yarrow with dew drops in early morning fog. Boundary Bay salt marsh, Vancouver, BC

The dew drops are best seen at the largest size

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  • Dried common yarrow with dew drops in early morning fog. Boundary Bay salt marsh, Vancouver, BC<br /> <br /> The dew drops are best seen at the largest size
  • Ducks
  • Eagle-on-telephone-pole
  • European starling
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  • Big bird, small fish
  • Nesting-Canada-goose
  • Northern harrier hawk
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  • Owl-landing
  • Pair-of-snowy-owls
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  • The paparazzi in the fog, Delta, BC<br /> <br /> Snowy owls attract almost as many photographers as the royals!

  • Jon Arne Pedersen

    on February 27, 2013

    Love the beautiful mood in this :-)

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