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2017 Wildlife Photo Contest

Great Blue Heron, Boundary Bay, Delta, Canada
Stoic Great Blue Heron

Species: Great Blue Heron | Location: Boundary Bay, Delta, Canada

By Kaishin Chu

A great blue heron patiently stalking for prey in a ditch during this winter's rare snow storms across the Great Vancouver regional district. Across the road where juvenile Bald Eagles whom swooped at this fella, but he didn't even flinch.

About The Photographer

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Observing wildlife and documenting them by photography is a huge passion of mine, to see and understand how they live, to experience their characters, brings about humility and further respect for our co-habitants on this earth. I use photography as a medium to reach out and share the beauty of nature; visual stories help to engage viewers to relate to nature and it's creatures, with thoughts on sustainable co-habitation (#leavenotrace) and conservation of our environments we choose to interact in. Currently I have focused in on wildlife in the Pacific NorthWest as I'm only one to a few hours drive away from all that the PNW has to offer. I'd love to be able to expand further and widen my scope of animal studies as a hobby naturalist.
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