This male pronghorn antelope is scanning his Prairie home. His superb vision allows him to see what we would with 8X binoculars.
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An aptly-named bird, the black skimmer is able to fly with his beak in the water and skim the surface for food. This one lives where the Mississippi River pours into the Gulf of Mexico.
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A cold day on the north slope of the Cypress Hills - singular and unexpected beauty are hallmarks of any frost-laden landscape. These are some of my favourite vistas to photograph.
Below - This falcon prepares to take to the skies. |
Tasmania
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A crimson gem - the sunset took on fall colouring at the end of summer. This was taken at harvest time in Alberta.
Below - The lily is the floral emblem of Saskatchewan. |
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Strange beauty is concealed by darkness in Australian caves.
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Prairie skies and Badlands along the South Saskatchewan River.
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One of Louisiana's winged residents.
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The term buffalo has cultural and religious significance for the people of Western Canada - just like the animal itself.
The Southern Hemisphere is home to many amazing creatures not typically found north of the equator.
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A portion of this boulder was worn smooth by countless generations of buffalo rubbing against it. These boulders are called buffalo stones.
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