The sunflowers are done in our back lane but the seeds are now attracting birds […]
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.
Madera Canyon – Arizona Skywatch #3
There are several reasons to visit Arizona during spring break. The primary reason is getting […]
Flight of the Woolly Aphids
Over the last couple of evenings I’ve noticed a massive flight of woolly aphids both […]
Tansy Ragwort
Early in September I wrote about two tansies that occur in British Columbia. Last weekend […]
Shootingstars
I was fascinated by the colour of the leaves of Jeffrey’s shootingstar (Dodecatheon jeffreyi) alongside […]
Tail of a Newt
Was driving down from Paradise Meadows last week and spotted a rough-skinned newt (Taricha granulosa) […]
Crimson Wanderers
In this second post about feral carts on Vancouver Island, a small herd of Crimson […]
Turkey Vultures at East Sooke Park
The fall migration of Turkey Vultures (Cathartes aura) is still under way at East Sooke […]
Why Did the Yellow Bear Cross the Road?
It’s the time of year when things are on the move and if you’re looking […]
Chiricahua NM – Arizona Skywatch #2
On these dark, wet, autumn days it’s worthwhile digging in the archives in search for […]