25 October 2026

 
 
You can readily identify snow geese from their flying formations. They aren't as organized as Canada geese who fly in nice "V" formations. The snow geese have these weird intersecting curvilinear skeins.


This group is just about to land so they're bunched up.


Snow geese with a cloudy sky background.


Sandhill cranes.


The red barn on the way to Brunswick Point shrouded in low fog.


I spent some time yesterday putting my favourtie bird photos into one folder on my computer. The one above and those below are from that folder. I don't think I've shown these to you before.

These family photos are from the successful 2018 sandhill brood at Reifel.


Bushtit.


Marsh wren.