Chris

2006 uploads
Birding since the late 1980s...mid 40s birder. Being out in nature and hearing the morning chorus, seeing how birds interact with their surroundings and go about their lives provides me a greater understanding of the natural environment we live in. With bird photography, every photo is different, which makes seeing the same and different species exciting.

Total photos: 2006
Total videos: 5
Species photographed: 1001
Most photographed species: Snowy Owl (See all)
Countries visited: 48
Sep 23 2018
multiple species
Seen with a Pectoral Sandpiper at Boundary Bay on a gorgeous Sunday afternoon. Tide coming in.
Sep 24 2018
18
Sep 23 2018
1 seen at Boundary Bay, BC, with a dozen Pectoral Sandpipers.
Sep 24 2018
16
First photo badge
Sep 23 2018
Seen at Boundary Bay, BC.
Sep 24 2018
20
Sep 15 2018
I've not seen a lot of this species - so it was an unexpected surprise to see one at the Iona Sewage ponds in Richmond, BC.
Sep 17 2018
18
Sep 15 2018
There were 2 Lesser Yellowlegs at the Iona Sewage ponds in Richmond, BC.
Sep 17 2018
11
Sep 2 2018
juvenile
Seen at the base of 96th street at Boundary Bay, BC, Canada.
Sep 3 2018
12
Sep 2 2018
juvenile
Seen at Boundary Bay, BC, Canada.
Sep 3 2018
24
Sep 2 2018
juvenile
Seen at the base of 96th street at Boundary Bay, BC, Canada.
Sep 3 2018
14
Sep 2 2018
juvenile
A second comparison of Little Stint and Western Sandpiper; note white V pattern (brace) on back, and double/split supercilium. Boundary Bay, Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Sep 3 2018
19
Sep 2 2018
juvenile
Comparison of Little Stint and Western Sandpiper: the Stint has a noticeable white "V" brace on its back, as well as a split white supercilium.
Sep 3 2018
24