Photography Al Williams

One of two birds that took terns dive bombing me as I walked the beach.

Downy Woodpecker.

East White Rock Beach, BC, on a summer's day.

Not sure but I think this woman has the same desire as I that is to be an eagle when we grow up.

Heron that I believe is in the act of swallowing, hence its thick throat.

Coyote at the Serpentine Fen in Southeast BC.

Great White Egret and Heron.

Killdear family.

Anna's Hummingbird.

Despite their size adult herons weigh only around 6 lb. or 2.7kg, which explains why they can perch upon such small branches.

Herons En Masse.

Irate eagle and crow mad about human dumping! After watching this eagle investigate the plastic bag I couldn't help but notice all the other pieces of plastic lying about. In an area reserved for birds where you're not allowed to walk off the path to pick it up.

After investigating a plastic bag it looked as if this eagle turned to me to ask why we humans can't keep this planet clean.

One of the two eagles at Crescent Beach flew over to investigate a plastic bag left by the humans.