Over on Granville Island, a month ago, more little goslings than could be counted on one hand...
Monday, July 8, 2013
Baby Birds
There are babies everywhere and much activity with smaller birds dive bombing bigger birds who are after the little ones as a nice crunchy snack, here, on our bird bath a couple of baby crows are nagging their mother to share the food.
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Huli Day
Today, Sunday, was Huli day down at Armours Beach, we willingly dunked ourselves in the cool waters of the Pacific Ocean (and actually had a lot of fun doing it) and then came home, still with our feathers ruffled, and celebrated by bottling the latest batch of beer.
Forty-three 500ml bottles of Cooper's Real Ale, ready to drink today and better in a week's time.
We're off for the second celebration to the Blackfish now.
Forty-three 500ml bottles of Cooper's Real Ale, ready to drink today and better in a week's time.
We're off for the second celebration to the Blackfish now.
Concrete Donkey
I was sat out on the picnic table early this morning talking to this young buck in my pajamas (I was wearing the pajamas, not the deer) and he decided to take a look at the concrete donkey.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Bear and Grin it...
Brian Sadler, one of the locals, posted a few pictures of a local bear on garbage day. Although we have had a great two weeks spotting wildlife (of course, with no camera), we have not seen a bear yet this year.
Acknowledgements to Brian and his neighbour, who took these pictures. The story apparently is that about a month ago, Mama Bear and her 2 yearlings entered a house on Stewart Road, near to the entrance of Inglis Trail (about a mile away from where we live). The conservation folks trapped one cub and, subsequently, Mama; but, then they left the area with the second yearling still in the bush along Inglis Trail.
We were walking along Inglis Trail just a few days ago, no camera, and unfortunately, no bear cub.
However, here are the excellent pictures:
Acknowledgements to Brian and his neighbour, who took these pictures. The story apparently is that about a month ago, Mama Bear and her 2 yearlings entered a house on Stewart Road, near to the entrance of Inglis Trail (about a mile away from where we live). The conservation folks trapped one cub and, subsequently, Mama; but, then they left the area with the second yearling still in the bush along Inglis Trail.
We were walking along Inglis Trail just a few days ago, no camera, and unfortunately, no bear cub.
However, here are the excellent pictures:
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Canoe
Canoe Brewpub in Victoria, another great visit. Also this time we visited Spinnakers, the "Gastro" brewpub over the swing bridge. Excellent hand crafted beers. Highly recommended!
I bet if you go back a year on this blog there's almost the same photo, we're trapped in a terrible brewpub loop!
I bet if you go back a year on this blog there's almost the same photo, we're trapped in a terrible brewpub loop!
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