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Add a touch of nature to your correspondence with these elegant, wildlife-inspired address labels.

This Blue and Gold Macaw was more than happy to post for a photo. One can't help but notice these large and talkative parrots. There's nothing dull about the plumage or the personality of this extremely sociable and long-lived birds.

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Beautiful Blue and Gold Macaw Parrot Label

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Add a touch of nature to your correspondence with these wildlife-inspired address labels!

An attractive raptor with a heart-shaped facial disc, the Barn Owl is gifted with extraordinary hearing — it can even hear the heartbeats of everyone in a 30 square foot room — and silent flight, which lets it descend on and capture rats and mice with extreme stealth. As nocturnal creatures, these endowments are critical when hunting in (sometimes) complete darkness. 

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Vignetted Serene Barn Owl Label

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By mid-May 2016, the Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary on Westham Island had already hosted 10 fledged Barn Swallows! I can usually find at least a couple of them who like to hang around the Warming Hut, as curious about the photographers behind the long lenses as we are about them. Always a pleasure to make the acquaintance of these colourful aerialists!

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Beautiful Barn Swallow Songbird Label

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Seeing the smallest woodpecker in North America (usually the female) on the backyard suet feeder isn't unusual. Seeing this male (busy whittling wood here) and his female (unseen, but preening herself nearby) on the pear tree just when we got a spot of sunshine over the Great Backyard Bird Count 2017 (Feb 17-20) weekend, was!

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Cute Downy Woodpecker on Fruit Tree Label

Add a touch of furry whimsy to your correspondence with these cute, pet-themed address labels, which feature the intelligent and gorgeous Papillon.

A brief detour from birding led to a chance encounter with two furry new friends at Ladner Harbor Park: a couple of adorable and oh so well behaved Papillon dogs, a very old Belgian/French breed of parti-color toy spaniels so named for their elegant, butterfly-like ears. Photographed in early October 2022.  

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Cute Papillon Toy Spaniel Dog at the Dock Label

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This was a Christmas Day filled with plenty of birds in the backyard -- including this rather introspective Black-Capped Chickadee looking skyward on the pear tree. Sunny skies and chilly temps made my puffed up and sleepy feathered friends reluctant to stir from their perches, and that led to a few opportunities for closeups of birds I normally find difficult to get stills of.

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Cute Black-Capped Chickadee on Pear Tree Label

Add a touch of nature to your correspondence with these wildlife-inspired address labels, which feature a male woodpecker in the winter afternoon sun.

Handsome here played a drum solo on the neighbor's chimney. It was quite the "riveting" performance -- but should come as no surprise, as Northern Flickers have natural showmanship tendencies. It was unusual to see the male near the fruit trees, as it is often the female who visits the suet block on the other side of the fence. Photographed on March 1, 2018.

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Northern Flicker Woodpecker in the Sun Label

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The Bald Eagle is one of the most easily recognizable birds and an exceedingly common sight in Metro Vancouver. Seeing 50-100 a day, soaring the skies or roosting in tall trees, is not an unheard of "feat."

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Adult Bald Eagle Bird of Prey Label

Use this elegant, wildlife-themed trivet to protect delicate surfaces, tables, and countertops from hot pots, or as an accent piece for the dining room or kitchen.

Although this handsome and talented singer--garbed in dazzling whites, crisp blacks, rich brown streaks, and a yellow/green cap--was quick to regale us with his cheery, energetic aria on many occasions, opportunities to photograph him on the local mountain flora were few and far between. His presence was a delight to local birders like myself, for this songbird is a very rare sight in the West; Chestnut-Sided Warblers are normally found in the Canadian Prairies and provinces eastward. Photographed in early July 2018 on Grouse Mountain in North Vancouver, British Columbia.

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Beautiful Chestnut-Sided Warbler on a Branch Trivet

In my opinion, the male Bullock's Oriole is the most gorgeous of the blackbirds we have the opportunity of encountering on the West Coast. He sports cheery bright orange and yellow feathers that contrast with his black and white ones. This handsome fellow was, rather strangely, out in the open, perched on a pear tree in a farm, rather than being high up in the canopy of a forest as is usually the case with these blackbirds. Photographed on a sunny and warm afternoon in late May 2017.

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Beautiful Bullock's Oriole the Pear Tree Metal Ornament

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With the deep blue of the water in the background, I could not have asked for better light or a better pose with this shot (I did hope to be a little closer to my subject, though!) Three of these very active and adorable buntings were hopping up and down the shoreline at the Tsawwassen Ferry Jetty on a sunny but very breezy evening! Lapland Longspurs are delightful little songbirds that winter in Metro Vancouver but spend their summers in the high Arctic. Photographed on October 17, 2016.

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Lapland Longspur on a Sunlit Log Luggage Tag

Part brainteaser, part assemble-it-yourself art, this stunning, wildlife-themed puzzle is great for improving muscle memory. 

An early morning low tide at the White Rock Pier enabled me to capture this Surf Scoter seaduck feasting on exposed barnacles and mussels that coat the bottoms of exposed pilings in early November 2021.

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Surf Scoter Feasting on Mussels and Barnacles Jigsaw Puzzle

Add a touch of nature to the living room, bedroom, or any room in your home with this elegant, wildlife-themed throw! 

We've learned to improve the "mileage" of our anise hyssop nectar for thirsty hummingbirds ... just by adding a bamboo stake! ;) This is one of (at least) four Anna's hummingbirds who like to visit the recently opened flowers, and s/he struck a rather regal profile while drinking from the bar on an early evening in June 2018.

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Anna's Hummingbird on Anise Hyssop Flowers Lumbar Pillow

Hairy caterpillars or Woolly Bear caterpillars are common sights in late spring through summer in Metro Vancouver backyards like mine. I can never make heads or tails of them, but they are still fascinating creatures. :)

This particular caterpillar grows up to become the Silver Spotted Tiger Moth, which is a common sight in BC thanks to the multitude of Douglas Firs in our area.

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Silver Spotted Tiger Moth / Woollybear Caterpillar Postcard

Curious American Robin Songbird in the Grass Canvas Print

Curious American Robin Songbird in the Grass Jigsaw Puzzle

Curious American Robin Songbird in the Grass Towel

A Curious American Robin in the Grass Apron

Curious American Robin Songbird in the Grass Post-it Notes

Curious American Robin Songbird in the Grass Button

It's always a wonderful moment when our subjects seek us out instead of the other way around! A particularly bold American Robin approaches our picnic table to stare at us -- perhaps he was hoping that we had something tastier than worms or berries on us? 

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Beautiful Blue and Gold Macaw Parrot Label

Beautiful Blue and Gold Macaw Parrot Label

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