by Jack Breakfast
I am benevolently addicted to the observation and photography of my local avifauna. Here are some easy examples of my earnest love! All these images are available as fine art prints whose colours will pop and twinkle. Should you find yourself intrigued or interested, please make your wishes known to me!
Redtail v. Garter Snake
Redtail v. Garter Snake, pt. two
Black-throated blue warbler with a snoot full of pollen
The Escapers, part one
Redtail in a treebox, with sunshine
Redtail v. Kestrel among the silver halides
Kestrel, escaping
Cranes, preparing
Cranes, escaping
The Escapers, part two
The Escapers, part three
The Escapers, part four
Glorious life on very expired film
Cormorant with a rusty belt or strap
Garbageface Cormorant
Gadwalls and the big green slurp
Two redpolls
Dunlin among the easy white highlows
Cormorants, etc.
Various Vessels
Egret along the breakwater at night
Snow Geese in Quebec
Cedar Waxwing on my kind of perch
Yellowthroat on a grand old spike
The mockingbird alighted on an expensive piece of machinery, and later he sang
Butcherbird, descending
Butcherbird in a ghostly tree
In and around Niagara Falls, Ontario
Hooded Warbler in unusual lands
Hooded Warbler, escaping
Solitary Sandpiper on a hoop or a loop
I was surrounded by children when I took this picture
Snowy Owl, Lake Ontario, etc.
Starlings aren't fussy about nesting
The Mutual Tormentors
The Mutual Tormentors, part two
Gadwall, strutting warmly
Solitary Sandpiper on a hoop or a loop among the easy white highlows
Once more with feeling
Comorants, Lake Ontario, some industry, Our Moon
Dear horned grebes in May, and midges
A simple tern cascading
Mockingbird, Lake Ontario, fog, honest static discharge
Short-eared Owl v. some bad bad birdmen
Asio flammeus and some bad bad birdmen, simplified