The other end of the campground

Sorry, the footage is grainy but was quite far away and I had to crop the video. But you can make out the little kingfisher chowing down on a large fish given his size! Love watching them patrol the estuary everyday diving for a meal.



https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Belted_Kingfisher/id

very nice

Campsite view this last week.

very nice

A few photos from our recent trip to Cheyenne Wy.

very nice

Revelstoke Lake/Downie Arm, BC

Got out for an afternoon oceanside walk between storm systems here in Campbell River. A little brisk with fall air and a stiff breeze but made for some clear air and picturesque scenes.

Gorgeous looking spot! :up:

Pretty looking little lake there.

That looks like a sweet spot to camp, so lush and pristine looking. :)

tHey Ray any Eagles around ?

Oh, ya there are always some eagles around. :) Some live here all year and some come in for the salmon runs or mating season. During those times we'll see dozens. Usually, peak eagles are in the spring but haven't spent a winter here so will be interesting to see. So far I notice the duck population is increasing and more types showing up. Imagine they fly out to coast from the interior lakes to spend the winter.

I bet a lot of the eagles have headed down to Goldstream Park near Victoria for the salmon run down there. Here is some footage from last fall - https://www.loveyourrv.com/fall-in-goldstream-provincial-park-bc-salmon-run-water-fall-and-eagles/

thanks

Morning Sunrise on the Campbell River Estuary as Tide Rolls In - Oct 10, 2020
A taste of the fall river estuary views from Thunderbird RV Park in Campbell River. Morning Timelapse. :)

made the trip down yesterday'
We where to early no salmon will be going back.

Cool, looks like the water is flowing pretty good

hey Ray is it picture of a blizzard LOL!

Last week's campsite view
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wow nice

Fall has fell !

Bowen park waterfalls on Vancouver island Bc
4shot pan

On the Saskatchewan River by Nipawin, Saskatchewan.

Just got back from a quick two-day stay at Rathtrevor Provincial Park near Parksville. Ran into these cheezy looking mushrooms growing out of a tree.