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Previous Photos
December 2018
Laurie Thompson rescued this Anna's Hummingbird, whom she has named Sophie, when it got trapped inside her apartment. Sophie even sat right on Laurie's hand as she helped her back outside! Now Sophie is a regular visitor to Laurie's apartment.
November 2018
Barb sent us this photo of her "Christmas Hummingbird", an Anna's Hummingbird that's been spending time at her feeder hanging off of the window! Looks like its enjoying the lovely lights and bow that she put up.
August 2018
Tony spotted this Rufous Hummingbird at a feeder south of Lillooet. Soon this bird will be headed south for Mexico!
May 2018
John Pinto's American Goldfinches don't seem to mind him taking their photo from his kitchen window. They're too busy eating the sunflower chips in his squirrel and large bird proof bird feeder!
Staff member Leslie Meyers spotted a Pileated Woodpecker at her suet feeder!
April 2018
This American Goldfinch (top) paid a visit to Abram Parkinson's squirrel buster feeder (which was full of peanuts and bark butter bits).
He also has a pair of Northern Flickers (bottom) that visit regularly.
March 2018
Staff member Leslie Meyers spotted this juvenile Cooper's Hawk in her front yard! It spent about half an hour searching every nook and cranny before perching on this bird bath.
Pat Murphy sent us this great selection of photographs!
Anna's Hummingbird (top row).
Bald Eagle (2nd row, left); California Quail (2nd row, right).
Great Blue Heron (3rd row).
Snow Goose (4th row).
Red-Breasted Nuthatch (bottom row, left); Turkey Vulture (bottom row, right).
February 2018
Diana Mumford spotted this juvenile Bald Eagle on her property on the Sunshine Coast. This tree is one of the Eagles' favourite perching spots as it gives them an "Eagle's eye view" of the Sechelt Inlet.