Jocie and I took a morning earlier this week to revisit the Trent River estuary […]
Author: Dave Ingram
Dave Ingram is a photographer and naturalist based on Vancouver Island, BC. He is interested in documenting both dramatic landscapes and capturing the small details of plants and animals in the natural world. He has a great interest in the patterns and shapes that can be found in nature and urban areas. Dave also has a thing for abandoned feral shopping carts and derelict buildings.
Where’s That Gray Catbird?
I was at work when Jocie called to report that her mother B. had found […]
Honeysuckle and the Hummingbird
If you’ve got honeysuckle (Lonicera sp.) growing in your backyard on Vancouver Island, you’re bound […]
Return of the Tent Caterpillar
I was out supervising the neighbourhood kids bicycling in the back alley when I noticed […]
Harewood Plains
While Harewood Plains is the location on Vancouver Island to see the rare red-listed bog […]
The Not So Red Common Red Paintbrush
One of the plants that seems to be common in the Courtenay River estuary is […]
Nanaimo’s Rare Bog Birds-foot Trefoil
Speechless—that’s how I felt after spending a full day photographing flowers in Harewood Plains in […]
The Secret Side of the Courtenay River Estuary
When I do the regular Aipark Lagoon loop with the kids, I’ve often wondered about […]
Vancouver Groundcone at Little Qualicum Falls
Don’t let the “little” part of the name of Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park fool you—these […]
Deltoid Balsamroot
If you live near Campbell River on Vancouver Island you don’t have to take a […]