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Dave Ellis: October Wildlife Photography Review
/Dave Ellis is an Omemee-based wildlife photographer. PTBOCanada features his work in our daily ‘Good Morning PTBO’ posts.
This month’s images feature various local environments and many species of wildlife as the Canadian winter weather ramps up. Here are some of the shots the photographer captured in October.
Dave Ellis: A Review Of September Wildlife Photography
/Dave Ellis is an Omemee-area wildlife photographer. PTBOCanada often features his work in our daily ‘Good Morning PTBO’ posts. What follows are some of the photographs he captured in September.
With fall in full swing, the leaves are changing colour many animals are getting ready for hibernation. Several birds make their way down south and nature goes into another natural transition.
Ellis’s photography captures wildlife around Peterborough and The Kawarthas beautifully.
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Dave Ellis: A Review Of August Wildlife Photography
/Dave Ellis is an Omemee-area wildlife photographer. PTBOCanada often features his work in our daily ‘Good Morning PTBO’ posts. What follows are some of the photographs he captured in August.
Young Belted Kingfisher.
While it’s hard to believe the summer is slowly coming to an end, as the natural world around us transitions into fall we are excited to see what Ellis captures in September.
Growing loon family.
Young mute swans.
Great white egret with a catfish dinner.
Ellis often captures wildlife in action, on the hunt for their next meal or taking a break and lounging in the summer heat.
Pied-Billed Grebe.
Young Buck with velvet covered antlers.
Dave Ellis: July Photographs In Review
/Dave Ellis is an Omemee-area wildlife photographer. PTBOCanada often features his work in our daily ‘Good Morning PTBO’ posts. What follows are some of the photographs he captured in July.
This local heron has caught itself a little snack.
While it’s hard to believe July is already over, looking back through this months photos shows us how busy nature has been.
Loonlet following mom.
Loon has caught a snack.
Young Bald Eagle gets used to its wings.
We’ve enjoyed watching Ellis document the growing loon families in and around Peterborough.
Two young bucks in the early morning.
Mother Loon feeds her loonlet.
Dave Ellis: June Photographs
/Dave Ellis is an Omemee-area wildlife photographer. PTBOCanada often features his work in our daily ‘Good Morning PTBO’ posts. What follows are some of the photographs he captured in June.
A Loon feeds her Loonlet.
While it’s hard to believe June is already over, looking back through this months photos shows us how busy nature has been.
A pair of common moorhens.
This local Rose-breasted Grosbeak is enjoying some berries.
Local fox kits.
Ellis often captures wildlife in action, on the hunt for their next meal or taking a break and lounging in the summer heat.
Great blue Heron builds its nest with its young.
Local foxes.
Dave Ellis: April Photography In Review
/Dave Ellis is an Omemee-area wildlife photographer. PTBOCanada often features his work in our daily ‘Good Morning PTBO’ posts. What follows is some of the photographs he took in April.
This local beaver is reaching as high as it can for some cedar buds.
This month, as the snow began to leave and temperatures slowly began to rise, we saw plenty of wildlife emerging from the cold.
This local common loon spreads its beautiful wings.
We think this local guy may be fibbing about the size of fish they caught.
A group of local northern map turtles competes for the best sunning spot on a rock.
Ellis often captures wildlife in action, on the hunt for their next meal or taking a break and lounging in the sun.
This pair of local wood ducks are keeping warm.
Ellis’s photography captures wildlife around Peterborough and The Kawarthas beautifully.
PTBOCanada looks forward to what is to come as the weather continues to warm up.
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Dave Ellis Photography Captures a Blue Heron Snaring a Muskie From The Water
/Dave Ellis is an Omemee-area wildlife photographer. PTBOCanada often features his work in our daily ‘Good Morning PTBO’ posts. What follows is a Blue Heron trying to get a muskie as a tasty meal.
Dave Ellis: March Photography In Review
/Dave Ellis is an Omemee-area wildlife photographer. PTBOCanada often features his work in our daily ‘Good Morning PTBO’ posts. What follows is some of the photographs he took in March.
This local river otter has caught itself a little snack.
This month much of the local wildlife was seen emerging from winter, and scurrying around the last piles of snow.
A local young bald eagle takes its meal to go.
A local coyote surveys his surroundings.
This local bald eagle looks awesome in the sunshine as it comes in for a landing
Ellis often captures wildlife in action, on the hunt for their next meal or taking a break and lounging in the snow.
This local red fox is standing guard over her territory.
This local mink in enjoying a fish for lunch.
Ellis’s photography captures wildlife around Peterborough and The Kawarthas beautifully.
PTBOCanada looks forward to what it to come as it warms up outside and local wildlife emerges.
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Dave Ellis: February Photography In Review
/Dave Ellis is an Omemee-area wildlife photographer. PTBOCanada often features his work in our daily ‘Good Morning PTBO’ posts.
Snowy owl takes a break on a stump.
This month Ellis’s photography features plenty of wildlife making it’s way through winter. Scavenging for food and braving the cold.
A local coyote calls for reinforcements.
local bald eagle renovates its nest.
A local gull follows hot on an eagle's tail thinking 'see, I'm just like you'
Ellis often captures wildlife in action, on the hunt for their next meal or taking a break and lounging in the snow.
A local red-bellied woodpecker gathers food on a cold winters day.
this local barred owl is on a mission.
A local river otter realizes he ordered too much food
