There are six woodpecker species that live in and around Edmonton. The biggest is this one, the Pileated Woodpecker1yr ⋅ ParklandPictures ⋅ r/Edmonton
Bohemian Waxwings travel around in big, swirling flocks that descend on local parks and neighborhoods to feed on fermenting ash berries1yr ⋅ ParklandPictures ⋅ r/Edmonton
Great Horned Owls enjoy the quiet woods of the city’s river valley. Keep an eye out for them on your next walk, but be careful not to crowd or disturb them1yr ⋅ ParklandPictures ⋅ r/Edmonton
American Avocet just outside the city. They can be found across central and southern Alberta1yr ⋅ ParklandPictures ⋅ r/Edmonton
American Tree Sparrows may look like any other little brown songbird, but this species is only seen in the Edmonton area for a short period during migration.1yr ⋅ ParklandPictures ⋅ r/Edmonton
The Red-breasted Nuthatch is a common year-round resident in the city. Listen for their distinct nasally chirps in wooded parks and neighborhoods1yr ⋅ ParklandPictures ⋅ r/Edmonton
Wood frogs are starting to breed in our local wetlands. They can sometimes be hard to see, but you sure can hear them1yr ⋅ ParklandPictures ⋅ r/Edmonton
Canadian Tiger Swallowtail butterfly. These big, colourful butterflies can be found in parks and ravines all over the city11mo ⋅ ParklandPictures ⋅ r/Edmonton
My first post- I photographed this elk in the Canadian Rockies last Easter. The light snowfall was nice timing5yr ⋅ ParklandPictures ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
My small collection of modern and vintage shaving stuff acquired over the years4yr ⋅ ParklandPictures ⋅ r/wicked_edge
