Catching The Light

Weasel1

Weasel1, originally uploaded by RicKarr.

High Water

High Water, originally uploaded by RicKarr.

She is just a little Fox

She is just a little Fox, originally uploaded by RicKarr.

Hawk

Hawk, originally uploaded by RicKarr.

Grandson

Grandson, originally uploaded by RicKarr.

Grandson

My grandson just happened to come into the shot and then leave.

Uploaded by RicKarr on 22 Feb 09, 3.15PM AST.

The Landing

The Landing, originally uploaded by RicKarr.

Outstanding in it's field

Outstanding in it's field, originally uploaded by RicKarr.

"Atlantis Fritillary (Speyeria atlantis)" and Milkweed

"Atlantis Fritillary (Speyeria atlantis)" and Milkweed, originally uploaded by RicKarr.

coyote

coyote, originally uploaded by RicKarr.

The coyote (Canis latrans, meaning "barking dog" ) is a canine, or a relative of the domestic dog and wolf. Coyotes are native to North America and even parts of Central America. Rarely coyotes will creates packs like their wolf relatives, but for the most part, coyotes travel alone. Coyotes live an average of about 6 years. The word "coyote" was borrowed from Mexican Spanish, which itself borrowed the term from the Aztec word cóyotl which may have meant "singing dog". Coyotes are essentially nocturnal, but they will occasionally hunt during the day. Their behavior can vary widely depending on where they live, but in general they live and hunt singly or in monogamous pairs in search of small mammals including rabbits, mice, shrews, voles, and foxes. The coyote is an omnivore and adapts its diet to the available food sources including fruits, grasses, and vegetables along with small mammals. Coyotes mate for life. They breed around the month of February and four to six pups are born in late April or early May. Both parents help to feed the pups. At three weeks old the pups leave the den under close watch of their parents. Once the pups are eight to twelve weeks old they are taught to hunt. Families stay together through the summer but the young break apart to find their own territories by fall. They usually relocate within ten miles.

Standing Firm!

Standing Firm!, originally uploaded by RicKarr.

, originally uploaded by RicKarr.

Uploaded by RicKarr on 5 Nov 07, 8.27AM AST.

Black Cap Fall

Blogged with Flock

Corvette

Corvette, originally uploaded by RicKarr.

Corvette

This is a photo of a Friends "Tom Hiltz" Corvette I took.
I then Made the shots into an HDR photo.
I Finally edited it in Photoshop.

Uploaded by RicKarr on 28 Sep 07, 5.06PM ADT.

The Green Bear Hunt

The Green Bear Hunt

Robin Hanson, President of The Oromocto Watershed Association Inc. has been working on a pilot program in conjunction with Fredericton Junction Professional Outfitter Markle Brawn who owns and operates Krumplehorn Lodge. The idea is a 'Green Bear Hunt' in combination with visits to other interesting sites and locations and lunch at the Lodge. Robin says it would be the perfect way to experience a day of adventure as well as learn about nature and wildlife. No harm would come to the animal as all shooting is done with a camera.Read more here...

Marsh on a foggy evening

Marsh on a foggy evening, originally uploaded by RicKarr.

moose8

moose8, originally uploaded by RicKarr.

Feature in the Toronto Star

The Toronto Star contacted me and ask if I woul submit a couple of photos for there Digital Photography article that came out on June 7th.
The following is a scan from that article.

Cedar waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum)

Cedar waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum), originally uploaded by RicKarr.

Framed with a heart of water droplets.

Framed with a heart of water droplets., originally uploaded by RicKarr.