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Devil's Island, Halifax Harbour Entrance
February 28, 2026 - Devil's Island, Halifax Harbour Entrance
It is not often that the haze, sea spray and fog allow for decent photographs...
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Mill Cove, Bedford, Nova Scotia
February 28, 2026 - Mill Cove, Bedford, Nova Scotia
I often take walks along the shoreline of Mill Cove. It provides an excellent view of B...
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CCGS Cape Roger
February 25, 2026 - Photographing ships in choppy seas several miles away is always a challenge due to turbulent air conditions, haze, and p...
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Common Loon in Winter
February 22, 2026 - The Common Loon in winter loses all of its breeding finery but still maintains its elegance, always worth photographing.
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Nova Scotia in Winter
February 22, 2026 - Here are some recent photographs of Nova Scotia in winter. Another storm will be upon us in a day so expect another batc...
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Even More Evening Grosbeaks
February 21, 2026 - Now is the time to enjoy the Evening Grosbeaks, watch them and photograph them. They won't be back in these numbers for...
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Evening Grosbeaks
February 08, 2026 - This year has the most spectacular eruption of Evening Grosbeaks I've experienced anywhere in the last 30 years. In most...
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Surf Around Peggy's Cove
February 04, 2026 - Surf Around Peggy's Cove, February 3, 2026
Here are a bunch of photos of surf around Peggy's Cove. This surf is a back...
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Hooded Merganser
February 01, 2026 - The Hooded Merganser is a hard bird to photograph due to its wariness. I found two males and one female in a partially f...
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