Brian Morin

1736 uploads

Total photos: 1736
Total videos: 0
Species photographed: 343
Most photographed species: Snowy Owl (See all)
Countries visited: 2
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Mar 23 2016
male, adult
Kingston - Wolfe Island. This striking adult male looks right at home in a rock pile. It looks like he is back in the Arctic.
Mar 24 2016
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female, adult
St. Rose - I was photographing this bird on a pole for about five minutes when it took off hunting. It flew close overhead and I couldn't even get it all in but that was OK. The light was perfect.
Mar 7 2016
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Mar 3 2016
male, adult
Kingston-Wolfe Island This is the whitest bird I have come across this year.
Mar 4 2016
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Feb 22 2016
male, adult
Kingston - Wolfe Island I had another chance to capture this challenging species on a recent trip. Nice late day light highlights the bright colours.
Mar 1 2016
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Feb 23 2016
female, adult
Golden Lake - the female rules the roost and told the male so. He took off when she landed. Note the 'trousers' she is wearing. She is all dressed up in her finest to come to dinner.
Feb 24 2016
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Feb 23 2016
male, adult
Golden Lake - A striking adult male. The colours on these birds is amazing.
Feb 24 2016
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Feb 23 2016
juvenile
Golden Lake - One of three birds present in the area today.
Feb 24 2016
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Feb 18 2016
adult
Golden Lake - Had at least 10 today of different ages and managed to get a few shots.
Feb 19 2016
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Feb 18 2016
adult
Golden Lake - one of at least two Golden Eagles spotted today. These are great looking birds.
Feb 19 2016
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Feb 4 2016
male, adult
Kingston - Wolfe Island. Finally had a chance to shoot a great looking male. This was a banner day. We made a concerted effort to do a Snowy count and ended up with 47 birds. Without knowing key places to look and how to look (have to stay until after sunset) you'd come away with about 20-25 birds which is still great.
Feb 5 2016