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10/27/2026

Quail. Okanagan Valley. 2026.

Since moving to the Okanagan I have been enamoured by the quail. The way they move, how they look, and mostly their familiar sound. Whenever a guest visits us for the first time, the conversation in the morning is always regarding the quails morning calls. They are our Okanagan roosters.

This male was standing on top of a rock keeping a look out over his many chicks that were eating in the dense shrubs.

10/26/2026

Flowing Fog. Northern Saskatchewan. 2026.

Pre dawn in early fall, a winding river delivers water from the Arctic ocean to the Athabasca basin.

10/22/2026

Autumn Winds. 2026.

As the temperatures drop the top layer of water cools and begins to fall deeper into the lake. This flipping of water layers, along with strong winds makes fall a dangerous time to be on the water. I took this image in Northern Saskatchewan from the shore lines of Beaverlodge lake in early Autumn.

10/14/2026

Courtship. 2026.

These hermaphrodites get deeply connected during the mating process. Up to 24 hours of circling, touching, and ending with sending 'love darts' toward their partner. I call this image courtship.

10/13/2026

An interesting year for my family as we already experienced fall come and go in the high north. Now back in southern BC we are just starting to see the trees turn colour all over again. Very grateful.

10/09/2026

Dandelion Bear. 2026.

This young bear is an absolute mess. Covered in dandelion seeds, flowers, leaves, buds, and a bunch in its mouth. I wonder how much it grew this summer?

10/07/2026

Timber Wolf. Northern, SK. 2026.

Meet Blondy. A young timber wolf that is part of a strong pack in northern Saskatchewan. Wolves in the summer have rendezvous spots where the pups spend time while the mature adults gather food. The second year wolves, like Blondy, stay back and supervise the pups. Think of them as pr***en babysitters.

I spent over a month monitoring the rendezvous spot, checking out massive prints, lots of stool, and seeing digging in the sand by the pups. I had seen Blondy several times on my game camera but was only lucky enough to see once in person.

This winter the entire pack will hunt and move together as they follow the prey through the snow.

10/07/2026

Sand Mushrooms. Athabasca Sand Dunes.

Sand covered caps tell me that they just popped up recently, or that they are catching grains in the wind. Either way, just the fact that they exist in this environment is astounding to me.

10/05/2026

Northern Dogs Black/White. 2026.

Although I love the north for many reasons, mostly the untouched wilderness and peaceful feeling I get that I find so hard to find anywhere else. But what really makes the north so special is the incredible communities you find in these isolated locations. Of course I mean the people, but this also includes the dogs, which are a fundamental and an important piece of these places.
Here are some of my northern friends.

10/05/2026

Northern Waning Crescent. Lake Athabasca. 2026.

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