Last week we looked at areas inside the City of Yellowknife where you could see wildlife. This week we’re going to look at places in the surrounding area of Yellowknife where you can find and photograph animals. Be sure to have a look at Yellowknife Online (ykonline.ca) for everything you’ll ever need to know if you plan to visit! Ingraham …
I thought it would be fun to share some information about wildlife viewing here in Yellowknife. I originally wrote this article for Yellowknife Online and will be doing a couple more guest posts on wildlife and birding opportunities so be sure to check out his website. This post will be in two parts the first focusing on opportunities inside the …
I had some visitors stop by and clean up the seed under the bird feeder, much to the entertainment of the cat.
The days are finally getting longer again which means more daylight hours to hang out with the fox family. Spring fever has already started in spite of the cold temperatures. Foxes are marking their favourite spots in the hopes of leaving an in-scent-ive for a new mate. Some foxes are more interested in the dating game than others. Many are …
Happy Valentines Day to all you lovebirds, bird-lovers, and friends of the wild. With affection from your pal in Yellowknife.
Welcome back to Wildknife Photo. This week’s Sunday edition is all about ravens in winter. I’ve been in Yellowknife for 9 winters and one of the subjects I love photographing most during winter is ravens. When it gets to about -20ºC, ravens start to get a little frosty. The colder it gets outside, the frostier the ravens become. Not only …
Welcome back! This weeks Sunday edition is the second part of my favourite shots from 2018. I was fortunate to encounter a number of new species both furred and feathered during my photography outings last year. I spent a lot of time with foxes at least until they started denning in preparation for the birth of the next generation. It …
Welcome my friends. Thank you for your patience with me while I get organized for 2019. I’ve had a bit of a rocky start so I thought we would ease into the year by reviewing some of my favourite photos of 2018, in two parts. January and February of 2018 were incredible for wildlife photography. The fox family that I’ve …
I’m going to enjoy the last few days of winter holidays before the looooong stretch to spring break. here’s hoping that my fox pals will have time to hang out the next couple of months.
