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Stunning Panoramic View of Squamish, BC!

A viewpoint of Squamish, British Columbia, Canada from Sp’akw’us Feather Park. When looking to the east you will see these items of interest:

- Darling Peak
- Slhanay Peak
- Stawamus ...Chief - Yes you can rock climb to the top!
- Malamute
- Sea to Sky Gondola - $ pay for admission - but worth it!
- Goat Ridge
- Shannon Falls
- The Papoose

The Sp’akw’us Feather Park is a fun place to explore and relax for the day, great picnic area. Lots of wind surfers there as well.

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Stunning Panoramic View of Squamish, BC!

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Winter is Over: Thaw Begins in Vancouver #birds #wildlife #squirrel #nature

Experience the changing seasons in beautiful Vancouver, BC, Canada as winter begins to fade away. Join us on a peaceful journey through Stanley Park, where the snow is melting and ...a gentle rain falls. Witness the vibrant wildlife coming to life as crows, geese, ducks, and playful squirrels emerge to enjoy the park's lush surroundings.Show More

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Feeding a Red-winged Blackbird from my hand! #birds #wildlife

The George C. Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary in Delta, British Columbia, Canada is a protected area where you can observe native and migratory birds. The admission fee is $8 per ...person at the time of this video. Additionally, you can purchase food bags for $2 to feed the birds. I had an incredible experience feeding the ducks and blackbirds there, and I can’t wait to visit again.

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Timelapse of first snowfall in Vancouver winter 2025 - Groundhog day

Snow finally graced Vancouver! It's the first flurry of the season. #Vancouver #snow #winter #timelapse

The timelapse settings were set for a photo for every 10 seconds, duration 3 hours.

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Blue Heron and Mallard Ducks in Stanley Park #wildlife #birds #nature

We had anticipated some snow in Vancouver today, but instead, we experienced rain on a brisk February 1st, 2025. It was a delight to spot the ducks and a majestic ...Great Blue Heron in Stanley Park.

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There is something special about this little Squirrel! #nature #wildlifeconnection #squirrel

We all age over time, but I recently spotted the most adorable squirrel in the park, which makes aging incredibly charming.

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ROO ROO on the road! Visiting Brackendale Eagles Park

Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park, located near Squamish, British Columbia, is renowned for its significant population of wintering bald eagles. Each year, these majestic birds are drawn to the area by ...the abundance of spawning salmon in the Squamish and Cheakamus Rivers.

The park itself isn’t open to the public, but there are great spots to watch the eagles from outside the park. The best place is the Eagle Run Viewing Shelter, which is on the dyke across from the BC Easter Seals Camp at 41015 Government Road in Brackendale. This shelter has cool displays about the eagles and the salmon life cycle, making it even more fun to watch.

CORRECTION: at 06:14 I mentioned 1997 as the year, instead of 1994.

Links mentioned in the video:
https://www.squamishenvironment.ca/programs/winter-eagle-count/
https://bcparks.ca/brackendale-eagles-park/

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Do wild animals remember us?

Is it normal to feel a special connection with wild animals we've encountered, even if they're as small as a chestnut-backed chickadee? My desire to find and connect with ...Onefoot over the past 8-months made me question my sanity. While wild animals may not remember us in the same way we remember them, they can become familiar with people who regularly visit their habitats. My dedication in searching for this chickadee every weekend for eight months provides me with hope and a deeper appreciation for nature. Although it's important to remember that wild animals have their own lives and may move to different areas; am I crazy to think I would see them again?

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🎵 Two minute tunes: Turning Seasons

Music and nature are my sources of relaxation and peace. There's something magical about the transition from summer to fall—embracing the cooler temperatures, watching the leaves transform into vibrant colours ...right before your eyes, and witnessing wildlife prepare for winter. The beauty of fall is truly breathtaking.

I've collected some footage from September to November to make this short two minute tunes video, I think the music is superb! I've added a link below to the artist who created it! Cudos to them for a great harmony.

🎶 Beautiful Music by JYLN, Song: Radiance (Instrumental) https://audiio.com/jyln/radiance/radiance-instrumental

🐿️ Animals:
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00:12 Black-capped Chickadee
00:23 Black Squirrel
00:39 Mallard Ducks
00:46 Great Blue Heron
00:48 Douglas Squirrel
01:12 Surf Scoters & Barrow’s Goldeneye
01:19 Black Oystercatchers
01:25 Female Black Squirrel
01:29 Northern Flicker
01:32 Red-tailed Hawk

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Nature walk using Merlin Bird ID in Stanley Park

It's been a while since I've seen my little bird friend, Onefoot, a chestnut-backed chickadee. I miss seeing him terribly. I'm going to use the Cornell Lab Merlin Bird ID ...app on my phone to help me find and identify birds. My main goal is to spot some chestnut-backed chickadees, and hopefully, I'll be lucky enough to see Onefoot again. I can't wait to explore the park and see what kinds of birds I can find. It's always fun to use the app and learn more about the birds in our area. Maybe I'll even discover some new bird species I haven't seen before. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Onefoot is out there somewhere in Stanley Park.

What the ROO is out there, Vol 1: https://youtu.be/h1pF1HRA3z0

My Merlin Bird ID, how to video: https://youtu.be/jEppyL3TapI

Global News full story, Meet the man who's lived in Stanley Park in Vancouver for 30 years: https://youtu.be/RYXxteBnayg

Cornell Labs Merlin Bird ID, download it here: https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/

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ROO ROO on the road! Visiting nature spots in the West cost of Washington State

ROO ROO on the road to the west coast of Washington state where I visit the Pacific Ocean, Ocean Shores WA, Westport WA, Quinault WA, one of the worlds largest ...sitka spruce tree, brown pelicans, sea lions and so much more.

Another first time for me when it comes to brown pelicans, they are so much fun to watch when in formation. I'll place chapter markers for key areas and wildlife. Thank you for watching!

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00:00 Introduction
00:42 North Jetty, Ocean Shores, Washington
04:01 Quinault, Washington
04:50 World’s largest Sitka Spruce Tree
05:49 Merriman Falls
07:31 Westport, Washington
09:07 Bird: Surf Scoter
09:50 Westport Jetty
11:13 Bird: Killdeer
11:32 Bird: Double-crested Cormorant
11:40 Mammal: Sea lions
12:11 Bird: Brown Pelican
13:14 Ocean Shores, Washington - drivable beach
15:14 Bird: Brown Pelicans
15:30 Bird: California Gull
16:15 Bird: Osprey
16:50 Sunsetting on the Pacific Ocean

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These Birds Can Hover Like Hummingbirds

This was another first for me, seeing this bird hovering like a humming bird. The type of bird is the energetic Belted Kingfisher. One of my favorites, as ...I love their beak and 80’s spiked feather doo.

The area is the Nanaimo River Estuary, in British Columbia, Canada. You can see more from my ROO ROO on the road! Visiting nature spots in South & Central Vancouver Island video.

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