All the birding galleries. It’s birds all the way down, etc.

An eyeball drawn onto a railing at Blakeburn Lagoons Park.

Cable on a viewing platform.

A Pied-billed Grebe getting ready to snooze.

Lily Pads at Blakeburn Lagoons.

A wasp trundling across leaves.

A wasp collecting nectar.

A Green Heron stalking into position.

Green Heron Neck Articulation Sequence begins.

Green Heron Neck Articulation Sequence concludes.

The Green Heron later in a nearby tree.

A young Chipping Sparrow having discovered grass.

American Crow surveying the surroundings.

The Black Bear was apparently too fuzzy for my camera.

I must sacrifice my knees to get good grasshopper shots.

A vast farm field, the kind black bears like.

Good girl (or boy) with a stick.

A Great Blue Heron flying off, shortly before pooping. I missed the poop shot.

With all the bear poop, there were bound to be flies.

Western Painted Turtle sunning at the water's edge.

Another young American Robin.

Cedar Waxwing, looking sharp as ever.

An Eastern Kingbird looking regal.

Black and white plastic chair.

Coquitlam River, looking low.

Ripples in the Coquitlam River.

Red flower in the community garden.

Bumblebee on a sunflower.

A cup in the community garden.

A White-crowned Sparrow briefly stopping by.

Sun reflecting into a creek.

Ripe veggies. The one on the top left looks like it's reaching out for something.

The big pond at Tlahutum, sans water. Yikes.

Sunflower in the community garden.