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Show off your love of nature with this wildlife-themed luggage tag! The perfect gift for bird lovers!

A newly adult Canada Goose grooms itself at Piper Spit, Burnaby Lake, on a cloudy fall day, the angular and swan-like curve of its neck conveying an almost regal quality to this bird. Although migratory birds in many parts of the world, some Canada Geese are all-year-round residents in Metro Vancouver and the Pacific Northwest. Photographed in early November 2016.

Based on the original photography of W.H. Sim. All Rights Reserved. See more at zazzle.com/walkswithnature

Canada Goose on the Lake Luggage Tag

Beautiful Barn Swallow on a Branch Luggage Tag

Beautiful Barn Swallow Luggage Tag

Perhaps the most cosmopolitan of swallows, Barn Swallows are easily identified in flight, thanks to those copper bellies and iridescent blue feathers. Harder is getting a still of these colourful and active aerialists, but once in a while, they oblige me!

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WWN Profile of a Stunning Barn Swallow on a Branch

Add a touch of nature to your travels with this wildlife-themed luggage tag. The perfect choice for bird lovers!

When you're this small and round, even watching you eat is a cute experience! Saw more of the tiny Sanderlings at the Boundary Bay Regional Park beach, just before Valentine's Day 2017. This one was foraging on the shoreline with 20 others of its kind, dining on the remnants of clams that had been already picked apart by gulls. 

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Cute Sanderling Enjoys Seafood Dining at the Beach Luggage Tag

Show off your love of nature with this wildlife-themed luggage tag! 

The start of the growing season means the return of the diminutive but feisty Rufous Hummingbirds to Metro Vancouver. From March through August, their presence means increased competition for nectar feeders and flowers for the resident Anna's hummingbirds. This fellow was one of five Rufouses to visit the Richmond Nature Park regularly on an early spring day. We witnessed extremely vocal and physical territorial disputes (which were, rather comically, inversely proportional to the size of the combatants). Photographed on April 4, 2016.

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A Curious Rufous Hummingbird Luggage Tag

Show off your love of nature with this wildlife-themed luggage tag! The perfect gift for bird lovers!

Usually the Northern Flickers I meet like to keep a rather "discreet" 50-foot distance between themselves and the photographer. For some inexplicable reason, this male Red-Shafted decided that he was best admired, not just high up in the tree, but on the ground as well ... some 6.5 feet away!

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Male Red-Shafted Northern Flicker in a Tree Luggage Tag

Show off your love of nature with this wildlife-themed luggage tag!

I was surprised to learn that Black-Headed Grosbeaks will fly to the ground to eat seed; my previous encounters with these strikingly-colored finches was strictly up (way up!) in the trees. This handsome fellow showed no restraints about catching some sun on the boardwalk, either, and unwittingly gave me several closeups of himself in the process. Photographed at Campbell Valley Regional Park on July 2, 2016.

Based on the original photography of W.H. Sim. All Rights Reserved. See more at zazzle.com/walkswithnature

Closeup of a Handsome Black-Headed Grosbeak Luggage Tag

Show off your love of nature with this wildlife-themed luggage tag! The perfect gift for bird lovers!

With flaming red mascara to match his lipstick and magnificent crest, this handsome Crested Wood Partridge looks just as flamboyant as he sounds. Our first encounter with the Roul Roul proved to be elusive and disappointing. This latest visit, however, yielded multiple encounters with five of them, including two pairs, and a full-grown offspring. None of these diminutive pheasants showed the least bit of hesitance about stepping out--which made us very careful where we walked! 

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Profile of a Roul-Roul Crested Wood Partridge Luggage Tag

Show off your love of nature with this wildlife-themed luggage tag! The perfect gift for bird lovers!

Flamingoes aren’t naturally coloured pink or orange — they are grey or white, but thanks to a diet that’s extremely rich in betacarotene, they glow with amazing titian hues.

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Flamingo in the Summer Sun Luggage Tag

His expression seems to say "How do you like this psoe?" Those cheek patches make this curious Eastern Rosella look sooo adorable, and when you're this vividly coloured, even mundane tasks like drinking are anything but.

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A Cheeky Eastern Rosella at the Watering Hole Magnet

WWN Stunning Tree Swallow on the Wire

WWN Slate-Colored/Oregon Dark-Eyed Junco on the Pear Tree

WWN Saucy Grey Jay in the Fir

WWN Stunning Rufous Hummingbird on the Cherry Tree

WWN Heartwarming Family Portrait of Bushtit Babies

Some of the best vocalists in the world are, unsurprisingly, of the feathered kind. Metro Vancouver is home to (and destination spot for) an eclectic variety of songbirds who dazzle with their color palette as well as their musical repertoire.

WWN Songbirds

Keep notes, reminders, and more in this whimsical, wildlife-themed journal.  

One of three Eastern Grey Squirrels who find the cherries on the backyard fruit trees simply irresistible. I think I'll call him Don Cherry. If it's a girl, it'll be Dawn Cheery. Either way, I'm covered. Photographed in my backyard in mid-June 2016.

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Cute Cherry Picking Eastern Grey Squirrel Notebook

Add a touch of sophistication and elegance to even everyday dining experiences with this floral-themed table runner!

Tulips come in many colours, but these white-and-purple ones really broke the mold. Photographed in one of the flower beds at the top of Queen Elizabeth Park, the site of an extinct volcano.

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Elegant White Purple Flaming Flag Triumph Tulips Short Table Runner

Beautiful Bald Eagle in a Tree Trivet

Beautiful Bald Eagle in a Tree Ceramic Tile

Beautiful Bald Eagle in a Tree Magnet

An adult Bald Eagle surveys its domain below from its lofty perch in the Boundary Bay Wildlife Management Area. Metro Vancouver is home to thousands of these birds of prey, and seeing 25-50 a day throughout most of the year is not unheard of. 

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WWN Beautiful Bald Eagle Watches Me From Its Tree

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

A long hard winter has delayed many early spring flowers in Metro Vancouver, but seeing these dew-kissed orange pastel tulips in the early morning uplifts the spirits, even on an overcast day. Photographed in the spring of 2017 at a local public garden.

Based on the original photography of W.H. Sim. All Rights Reserved. See more at zazzle.com/walkswithnature

Beautiful Dew-Kissed Pastel Orange Tulips Jigsaw Puzzle

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

Easily recognizable from far away by virtue of their enormous bills, Northern Shovelers usually don't allow closeups. While they will generally not fly off at the first sight of humans, they do keep themselves at a significant distance from our cameras and spotting scopes, frequenting nearby bodies of water or sandbars. This fellow, on the other hand, was just inches from me, feeding just inches from the shore at the local wildlife habitat for quite a few moments before moving on.

Based on the original photography of W.H. Sim. All Rights Reserved. See more at zazzle.com/walkswithnature

Canada Goose on the Lake Luggage Tag

Canada Goose on the Lake Luggage Tag

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