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Add a touch of nature and elegance to the kitchen in this floral-themed hand towel.

These stunning red and gold autumn chrysanthemums add a striking fall-inspired accent to the dining experience.

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Stunning Red Gold Autumn Chrysanthemum Flowers Kitchen Towel

Add a touch of nature to the kitchen with this wildlife-themed kitchen towel! 

My introduction to the Satyr Comma / Anglewing. Apparently these little, bright orange butterflies are supposed to be skittish, but don't tell this beauty that ... it posed for several shots on a blade of marsh vegetation. Photographed on July 2, 2016 at Campbell Valley Regional Park.

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Beautiful Orange Satyr Comma Butterfly Kitchen Towel

Add a touch of nature to the kitchen with this customizable wildlife-themed kitchen towel! 

A rare moment of co-operation and tenderness between Sanderlings (who are more likely to go solo or chase each other during their hunts) in their search for snacks on the shore.

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Cute Pair of Sanderlings Sandpipers Shares a Meal Kitchen Towel

Add a touch of nature and elegance to the kitchen in this floral-themed hand towel.

Their latin name means the first fruits of spring, and rightly so; primulas are a welcome, colorful, and poetic addition to early garden.

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Colorful Medley Pink Blue Purple Primula Flowers Kitchen Towel

Add a touch of nature to the kitchen with this wildlife-themed kitchen towel! 

After sitting outside for an hour and a half as the afternoon snow fell quickly and in fat clumps this afternoon, this beautiful male Varied Thrush finally ventured to the bowl of the seed on the ground. Occasionally, he would look up and gaze in my direction before resuming his meal. After eating his fill (and keeping the other, smaller songbirds at bay), he returned to flipping leaf litter under the thicket. My first time photographing a Varied Thrush in the snow. Taken in early February 2017. 

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Beautiful Varied Thrush Songbird in the Snow Kitchen Towel

Add a touch of nature to the kitchen with this customizable wildlife-themed kitchen towel! 

A young sub-adult male Anna's hummingbird was taking five in the scarlet firethorn next to its pommes on an unseasonably prolonged cold snap. Unlike most other birds who frequent this bush in the fall and winter, he didn't seem to mind that I wrestled the window open (however softly I did it), and took a few shots of him next to the bunch of berries that's almost as big as he is. Photographed in mid-December 2016.

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Adorable Anna's Hummingbird on the Berry Bush Towel

Add a touch of nature to the kitchen with this wildlife-themed kitchen towel! A hungry Black-Capped Chickadee looks longingly at the food presented in two different hands, and wonders if it should go for sunflower seeds from hand A or hand B. Decisions, decisions.

Cute Hopeful Black-Capped Chickadee Songbird Towel

Add a touch of nature and elegance to the kitchen in this stunning wildlife-themed hand towel, which features my first encounter with American Avocets at Boundary Bay Regional Park in beautiful Tsawwassen, British Columbia. These elegant wading birds are rarely found in Canada's westernmost province, so to discover two adults spending a week there (two more joined them a week later) during the early stages of fall migration, enjoying the local amenities and completely at ease with the photographer in their midst, was a real treat. Photographed in early September 2022.

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Stunning American Avocets Birds on the Beach Kitchen Towel

Stunning Varied Thrush on the Lawn Magnet

Stunning Varied Thrush on the Lawn Ceramic Tile

Stunning Varied Thrush on the Lawn Throw Pillow

Stunning Varied Thrush on the Lawn Medium Gift Bag

Stunning Varied Thrush on the Lawn Canvas Print

It's not a Pacific Northwest winter unless you see the Varied Thrush. One of my favorite backyard birds to see (and a highly elusive one at that), this songbird has a stunning beauty to match the hauntingly beautiful timbre of its song. This handsome fellow was foraging in the backyard with several other wintering birds when I photographed him from the second floor--giving me a rare bird's eye view of him. We almost never see them during the summer when they spend that season northwards in Alaska, but the call of the colder seasons of the year brings them back to us. Photographed in mid-January 2017.

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WWN Bird's Eye View of a Varied Thrush

Profile of a Pretty Green-Winged Macaw Pinback Button

Profile of a Pretty Green-Winged Macaw Face Mask

Pretty Green-Winged Macaw Parrot Bird Coaster

With a vibrant palette of colors, it seems a little understated to simply describe this large, talkative and sociable parrot a Green-Winged Macaw--and yet that's what her species is known as!

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WWN Green-Winged Macaw Has a Snack

A Pair of Wading Greater Sandhill Cranes

A Pair of Wading Greater Sandhill Cranes Serving Tray

A pair of Sandhill Cranes wades through the shallow waters of the local wildlife refuge on a cloudy mid-winter's day. These are the largest birds that can be seen in Metro Vancouver all year round, more often on the ground, but occasionally in the air, too. As wild (and large) as they are, the ones who frequent the Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary will consent to being handfed, and indeed, sometimes demand disbursement of birdseed this way!

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WWN Great Sandhill Cranes Wading through the Marsh

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

This young Rufous hummingbird was taking a break from scrapping with a fellow hummingbird for ownership of the flowers in a vast public garden to enjoy a little moment of peace and quiet in the sun. Photographed in early June 2017.

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Rufous Hummingbird at Rest 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

Use this elegant, wildlife-themed tile to protect delicate surfaces, tables, and countertops from hot pots, or as accent pieces for the dining room, kitchen, or anywhere else in the home!

An unexpectedly close encounter with a female Northern Harrier while walking the paths of the local wildlife area in early Spring 2017. This beautiful, owl-faced bird of prey, so often seen soaring the skies, was hunkered down in the marshes -- probably waiting out her next meal, a duck who had gone to ground.

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Beautiful Female Northern Harrier in the Marsh Ceramic Tile

Add a touch of nature and elegance to the kitchen or dining room with this wildlife-themed glass coaster. 

Green-Winged Teals are starting to mass in greater numbers at Piper Spit, Burnaby Lake, as winter passes its halfway point. A number of these small dabbling ducks are also starting to engage in springtime courtship behaviours. This drake was particularly vocal, and gave me a good angle of himself in the process.

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

Stunning Red Gold Autumn Chrysanthemum Flowers Kitchen Towel

Stunning Red Gold Autumn Chrysanthemum Flowers Kitchen Towel

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Other kitchen towels from various stores