Last weekend when I spent a day birding and looking for salmon I checked out […]
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.
Bird on a Wire #2 – American Kestrel
On my drive to work on the “Old Island Highway” I’ve seen an American Kestrel […]
Searching for Salmon
If you want to experience the awe inspiring spectacle of a salmon run, consider making […]
Book Review – Dragonflies and Damselflies of the West
Dragonflies and Damselflies of the West Dennis Paulson Princeton University Press Paperback 535 pages 2009 […]
Three Kings
I managed to get out and enjoy a sunny afternoon at the Courtenay Airpark photographing […]
A Few Dead Chums
You can smell when winter arrives in Courtenay, British Columbia, particularly if you’re driving through […]
American Pipits at Goose Spit
I went out to Goose Spit this weekend hoping to relocate and photograph a Snowy […]
Boning up on Bonaparte’s
With several Christmas Bird Counts coming up in just over a month, it’s worth taking […]
Flicker Framed
With daylight savings time rolling back the clock and a cloudy day, I wasn’t expecting […]