Joachim Wulfers

In stark contrast to reports about death and gloom and doom in our daily visual and written media, nature displays life in full swing all around us. Ducks, geese and all sorts of flowers are in ...

I own the A6600 an I have tried to photograph with OSS on and IBIS off or vise-versa. I have not found any setting in the A6600 to do that. I believe that when you shot off the IBIS in camera, the ...

I like this blue jay shot in his landing approach.

Good action going on in your neighbourhood. I like those  cedar waxwing shots. I don't see them that often in my area either.

Ms. Raccoon just had her babies and is watching like a hawk.

Thanks Justin, Now I have to figure how some of his habits in order to get some photos while he hunts or fishes. I have seen him on the Grand river twice but very distant. The real world of the ...

Eastern Kingbird at the Urquhart Butterfly garden

I drove down to Dundas/ON in the hope of finally seeing some butterflies at the Urquhart butterfly garden. The buggers are still on their way back from wherever. So I photographed some blossoms ...

Thank you for your clarification.

Nice shots. The purple loosestrife is a very invasive species causing a lot of damage to wetlands. This is what is being tried: In 1992, the Canadian and American governments approved the release ...

Same here, we only saw black or gray ones. Now, at least at the Riverside park there are more and more red squirrels. Strictly for documentation purposes, we also have black ones with a blond tail. ...

Thank you Kevin. That re squirrel almost broke the social distancing barrier.

That looks funny. The mockingbird is screaming its head off and the hawk simply ignores him

Great shots of the anhinga and the iguana doing its morning pull-up exercise. And as always, I like those owl pictures

Thank you Justin. It was fun exploring different sites. No it’s a matter of finding good spots at those locations. i believe those snappers are still young. The shell of the older ones looks much ...

Thanks Dave. Actually it was an exhaustive day since I went to 3 different locations

Painted Turtle on a birch log with the reeds reflection in the pond.

Well Justin, I see that you don't need to go anywhere, mocking birds, cuckoos, cardinal feeding scenes. What else do you want? I have to walk miles to find something not nearly as exciting. Great ...