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Breeding season is long over, but the eagles still hang out at their nest on the south shore.
I have been super busy this weekend, up at the lab doing work. The semester is coming to an end and I still have so much to do! This weekend expedition was just a couple hour jaunt to Burnaby Lake before heading up to the lab. I hope you enjoy the shots!
- We are down to the winter bird fauna now, and Song Sparrows are hanging tough.
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This female Wood Duck adds a splash of colour to the wintry scene.
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The remains of spawned-out salmon were pretty common out at the mouth of the creek.
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Goose bath!
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A scaup was diving down and scavenging on dead fish, as were the mallards.
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Another Song Sparrow, who was feeding on seeds near the lake.