Professional nature and wildlife photographer on #VancouverIsland #BritishColumbia Published in magazines and author of three photo books. Photo tours and workshops year-round in groups or private, to amateur and pro photographers, in English and French. Details on my website.
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| Website | https://www.catherinebabault.com |
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A content California sea lion with a belly full of herring rests on a sandy beach on Vancouver Island.
Un lion de mer de la Californie satisfait, la panse pleine de harengs, se repose sur une plage de sable sur l'île de Vancouver.
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A moment of awkward self-promotion to mention that I sell prints of my photography. You can buy from https://www.markrcourtney.com or contact me there if something catches your eye.
You can also visit https://photo.mrcourtney.com to see my in-person events and find the places to follow my photography.
If you just want to enjoy the photos I post but aren't looking to purchase anything, that's nice, too. Please share anything you find interesting, and I hope you continue to enjoy.
Featherlight, Fragility and structure.
Sometimes my attention on animals is less about what they do but more about what they leave behind.
Black Oystercatcher, a bird you can hardly miss on your walk, with its yellow eyes, long red bill and long pink legs.
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“Gorrell said two of the major threats they face are predation and choosing the wrong habitat.
“We know that they like Alpine valleys and meadows where you can see a long way,” he said. “Sometimes they will move into cut blocks where the forestry industry has come through and ruined all the trees.””
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/vancouver-island-marmot-gob-9.7141028
#Courtenay #MtWashington #VIMarmot #BCPoli #ForestManagement
Marmot Recovery Foundation executive director Adam Taylor said Gob the marmot, named after a character from the television series Arrested Development, returned to their breeding facility on Mount Washington about two months after he was released into the wild last summer.
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