On the odd sunny day these last two weeks I’ve been focused on trying to […]
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.
Sandstone Patterns
I really didn’t have enough time to explore the beaches and sandstone on Hornby Island […]
Hazelnut Harvest
We’ve always liked growing our own food and have four very productive raised beds in […]
A Tough Tachinid
I recently read an excellent post by Julia Craves over at Urban Dragon Hunters about […]
Finding Time for Flies
Time flies when you’re having fun, and one of the things that makes time fly […]
Eight-spotted Skimmer
One of the great things about backyard gardening, especially in an urban/semi-urban setting, is the […]
Where Have All the Barn Swallows Gone?
As a birder I’ve been aware that populations of certain species of birds have been […]
Roots of Gold
One of the easily missed flowers in the sub-alpine is the Three-leaved Goldthread (Coptis trifolia). […]
Red-tailed Hawks
I was up at Strathcona Provincial Park this weekend helping out with the Friends of […]
More Flowers in Paradise Meadows
While the Jeffrey’s Shootingstar display in Paradise Meadows, Strathcona Provincial Park, British Columbia is exceptional […]