Here are some of the most popular images from my Facebook Page for the month of March. Lots of birds this month since the landscape isn’t very photogenic as winter winds down. Enjoy!

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Landscape photography can be challenging as spring arrives so it’s a great time to head to the wetlands and look for birds to photograph. Bohemian waxwings are one of my favourite subjects as they’re quite striking. They love to feed on berries which they gobble down with enthusiasm! Here are two that I shot during a trip to Miners Marsh in Kentville, NS.

Bohemian Waxwing
Bohemian Waxwing

Sure it’s just a common Black Duck but what a performance!

Black Duck

This enterprising red squirrel tunnelled through the snow to a strategic location right under the bird feeder. He looks quite pleased with himself, doesn’t he?

Red Squirrel

No, it’s not a bad hair day in the blue jay world. I think it was putting on a display for me to let me know how brave it was.

Blue Jay

If you head to the wetlands on a calm, cold morning you might get lucky and capture a bird breath photo like this one. It took me a few trips but I finally managed to get one last spring.

Red-winged blackbird

Lobster traps, fishing boats, fog… does it get any more Nova Scotian than this?

NW Cove

Looks like a perfect fisherman’s getaway cottage, doesn’t it?

SW Cove

A flock of goldfinches descended upon our bird feeder during an early spring snowstorm. I managed to capture a couple of cute portrait shots while they were here.

Goldfinch peekaboo
Goldfinch in the snow

Chickadees are one of my absolute favourite birds! This fellow perched beside my head as I was shooting the goldfinches you see above. I felt like it was giving me pointers.

Black capped chickadee

It’s a challenge to capture a good photo of a cardinal as they’re either WAY up in the treetops or hiding among a tangle of branches as they forage for food. This fellow was kind enough to perch on top of a branch for his portrait shot. He let me approach him quite closely before he flew off to join his mate who was hiding in a nearby bush. I moved along so as not to bother them any more while they went about their business.

Cardinal

It’s hard for non-morning people like me to get up early to shoot the sunrise but it’s worth it when it looks like this! The ocean was unusually calm this morning which made it eerily quiet.

Crystal Crescent Beach sunrise

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