Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
Late day, low tide. Interesting gull behaviour.
The gulls would glide, five to ten metres above the ocean, then lean back sharply to deploy their air brakes. Next, they’d flip almost 180 degrees and drop head first into the metre deep water, and come up with lunch in a shell.
The bird above kindly flew close by and directly into the diffuse main light (aka late day winter sunlight) while showing off its catch.
Legions of birds have been feasting on the Arbutus berries in our neck of the woods.
At Fernwood Pier.
The wintering waterbirds are back! This male Wigeon leads the annual sail past.
An accidental picture.
Apparently when a rabbit runs across the path on which you are walking your a white West Highland Terrior, the Westie must give chase.
And this sometimes leads to a leash tangle of considerable proportion and a premature exposure.
Happy Saturday from Salt Spring Photos!