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A Danube Dove
She stood among her flock — completely all around, but she didn’t seem to care. Then she walked toward rush. With…
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Picnic day, New Adventure🚴🏻🌳 / Dia de picnic, nueva aventura🌏📍(En-Es)
Greetings fellow travelers and nature and hiking enthusiasts! Today I bring you a post featuring a mix of different ecosystems, allowing us to photograph and enjoy various…
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A Random Set of Urban Tails and Tales
Acting as a layover destination for migrating birds, the lower mainland sees a variety of feathered travelers who stop by to replenish their supplies in the abundant natural…
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A Gull Over the Lake
At first glance, just a familiar silhouette in the distance. But that’s only if you don’t know much about the black-headed gull (Larus ridibundus). I spent some time reading up…
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Feathered Wanderings
Canada doesn’t have the exotic birds that I see from other countries, but the ones that we have are cool and charismatic in an understated way. They can also be shy, like this…
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The Gulls Next Door
A view from a top-floor hotel room in Istanbul is its own kind of therapy. Before you, a calm, almost meditative city unfolds: endless rooftops, windows, a tangle of antennas and…
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All Chirpy On the Western Coast
As its name suggests, Olympic Village is a neighbourhood that was initially built to house athletes for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympics games. Afterwards, the…
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Size Matters
One day we went to the zoo with a simple mission: feed the lemurs some dates. Naturally, we immediately ran into a bit of a situation. The lemurs, to be fair, didn’t go…
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The Stork Estate
Storks don’t look for the perfect place — they make it work. They've long adapted to living alongside humans, making use of our infrastructure. Choosing a utility pole for a…