We were treated to a mini air show today! The Canadian Armed Forces Snowbird team was enroute from Dryden to Thunder Bay and treated us to a quick fly by.
Here they come…
smoke on
See ya!
Fly by
Category: aircraft
Eclipse by Beaver
Beaver over Agimak
Touch and go
There are a number of birds that take off and land on the waters of Agimak Lake. Most frequently we see the Dehavilland Beaver and Otter.
The other day, however the tail of our Beaver was the target for a touch and go exercise for a flock of little song birds.
Tree Swallow up close.
Thanks to my good friends and bird experts, Darren & Bonnie for helping id them.
Celebrate!
Three years ago today, we celebrated more than Canada’s Birthday.
Our daughter, Krista married her sweetheart, Scott in a uniquely Canadian way.
Great Canadian Beaver limo
Krista, Zachary and ScottDinner on the shores of Agimak Lake included local, fresh walleye and wild blueberry cheesecake.
Pretty Canadian, eh?
Pretty Canadian, eh?
Celebrate!
Three years ago today, we celebrated more than Canada’s Birthday.
Our daughter, Krista married her sweetheart, Scott in a uniquely Canadian way.
Great Canadian Beaver limoKrista, Zachary and ScottDinner on the shores of Agimak Lake included local, fresh walleye and wild blueberry cheesecake.
Pretty Canadian, eh?
Pretty Canadian, eh?
Sounds of Spring
One of the very first sounds of spring on Agimak Lake
is the gull cry.
As soon as the opening at the damn begins to grow,
a flock of gulls gather.
is the gull cry.
As soon as the opening at the damn begins to grow,
a flock of gulls gather.
Not long after, birds of a different feather return.
Karen Greaves Photography & Fibre Art 