“Surely you don’t think that I can forage in winter without getting a little bit of snow on my snout.”
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What a magnificent creature!
Thank you so much for all your photos and postings. I eagerly await them coming to my mail box. Such joy and beauty you have shared.
My heartfelt thanks!
Merry Christmas to you and Dorothy, Alistair…thank you for another year of amazing photography and the in-depth knowledge of the wonders of our world ! Wishing you both health and happiness in 2020!
Best regards,
Joan
Fantastic photo Alistair. Where did you find him?
Birthe, on the west side of Kootenay Pass (on a road which links two arms of Kootenay Lake).
I’d like to add my thanks for the wonderful images and education you send to us.seeing what you find in your envoirement is a breath of fresh air for us city dwellers. Thank you and have a wonderful Christmas season.margaret-young@
Merry Christmas Alistair and Dorothy. You have magnificently completed another year of amazing photographs in the inbox. Looking forward to 2020 !
Always a pleasure to share your amazing photos.
Merry Christmas to you both from Heather and Alastair.
.Thanking you for your 2019 Blog posts and very much looking forward to your pictures and life lessons of our wild creatures in 2020. Hoping all the best to you and Dorothy for a wonderful Christmas and a happy healthy New Year.