Steve

I hope you enjoyed that look at the provincial and territorial birds. If you enjoy my Canadian history content, you can support my work with a donation at 👇 buymeacoffee.com/craigu 🧵 15/15

Every province and territory has an official bird. Each bird represents the history, culture and landscape of the province or territory. From owls to chickadees, there is a great variety. These are the birds of Canada's provinces and territories. 🧵 1/15

Going my way?

A beach find tonight. Bonavista, NL #ShareYourWeather

Just horsing around.

Hints of summer have started with our recent spring sunsets.

The sky wasn't doing anything special that morning. Thick clouds, no light. I was almost ready to pack up and leave. Then a narrow break let through just enough color. One tree. One reflection. One moment. Sometimes the quietest mornings make the strongest images.

Goose Patrol McLeod River Alberta

Josy Britton (Canadian, b.1957) "Heaven on Earth," n.d. Encaustic on wood panel 72 x 48 in

Josy Britton (Canadian, b.1957) "Heaven on Earth," n.d. Encaustic on wood panel 72 x 48 in

"The Pool," 1915-16 Tom Thomson (Canadian, 1877-1917) Oil on canvas , 30 x 32.1in National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa

Hi! This is my painting 'Expanding Light' 30x60 acrylic on canvas. It's available at Kube Gallery in Fort Langley, BC. It isn't on their website yet, so please contact them if interested. Thanks!

Still need to get this aurora shot on a clear night. Waterfowl lake, Banff National Park.

1915 Sunset Sky #tt1915

A dramatic scene for a few moments west of Calgary today! The sky was filled with dark storm clouds, but Moose Mountain was in an island of bright sunshine. The illumination of the snow blowing off its ridges was particularly striking. #yyc

Vancouver island 💥 single shot sony gear thanks for looking if any one even sees this...! #moonsighting #baldeagles #vancouverisland

Prêt pas prêt j’y vais ! Mettez le son. 🎥 Lise Gagné ©

Petite pause repos et toilettage sur la glace. 📱 Lise Gagné ©

Three Sisters, Canmore

A few years ago this iceberg made its way along the Avalon Peninsula at quite a speed before settling in Ferryland Newfoundland. This is one of the first shots from that evening. This picture does not do justice to the size of this iceberg.