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Nature musings on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Oh, what a grey, rainy start to November we have had indeed! For us in Victoria, though not as cold as other parts perhaps, the cool and damp just sink into the bones it seems and makes one wish to crawl under the bed and hibernate for several months! Having said this, a day later the sun came out and I managed two much better shots with the imp.

A blog about Wilden Marsh. Nature Reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest. Muntjac Deer in Withy Wood. I photographed this otter one evening last week, in the Slash Pond.

Appleton Wildlife Diary by Alex White. This is my diary of the wildlife where I live in Oxfordshire, and sometimes the places I visit. I am a young naturalist with a passion for British wildlife, especially Badgers and Hares. I have been blogging since May 2013 and you can read my old blog posts at www. Happy New Year and a big thank you to everyone who reads and comments on my blog. I really appreciate every follow, like and view.

On February 8, 2015. Lovers Creek is easy to overlook. While living in Alcona Beach near Lake Simcoe, I crossed it twice each workday, but unless you happened to turn your head at precisely the right moment, you would surely miss it. On March 4, 2014.

Sunrise and sunset, like any time of transition, are special moments. One of my favourite sunsets of 2016 was in September at Fivebough Swamp on the outskirts of the NSW town of Leeton. The lure of the bottlebrush. When I visited a farm in November to survey the birdlife, I expected a tranquil afternoon in nature. But nature had other ideas. Musk Lorikeet feeding in Callistemon citrinus.

Photos from around the world.