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The king of the fishers (opens the original)
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Dave Ellis is an Omemee-area wildlife photographer. Email Dave at wildlife@eastlink.ca. There is another quirky little character plying the shining waters of the Kawartha Lakes. It is the nemesis of many a photographer because of its skittish nature and extreme speed, known to fly away almost every time just as you get the camera locked on it, but just before you can press the shutter button. They are not skittish because they are shy. In fact they are actually very brave and bold little birds.
Fishing heron refuses to be out done by cormorants (opens the original)
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Dave Ellis is an Omemee-area wildlife photographer. Email Dave at wildlife@eastlink.ca. As we approached one of our local waterways, it appeared to be a busy morning. A pair of swans with their two young ones was busy dabbling for food near shore. The two young ones are almost as big as the adults now. A little farther out, a great blue heron was standing motionless on a dead stump gazing into the water in search of a fish for its morning meal. Beyond the heron was a new sight. We counted at lea
You don’t have to venture deep into the woods to find wildlife in the Kawarthas (opens the original)
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Dave Ellis is an Omemee-area wildlife photographer. Email Dave at wildlife@eastlink.ca. People often ask me where we see all the wild creatures that we photograph, expecting to hear that we hike into the remotest locations deep in the woods, but the truth is, most of the animals we photograph live right here among us. They hide out along the edges of waterways and lakes and in the hedgerows of farm fields or along the edges of the forests. Many of them even live right in or very near the cities
Local loon family finally beats the odds after two difficult years (opens the original)
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Dave Ellis is an Omemee-area wildlife photographer. Email Dave at wildlife@eastlink.ca. Every year as summer begins to set in I feel a tugging sensation calling me to get the boat ready so that we can go out to get some photos of the loons with their young ones. The last couple of years have been difficult ones for one of our local loon pairs. Either their eggs have not hatched successfully or they lost their young very early to predators, so this year when we got out in early June to photograph
A young bald eagle family is calling the Kawarthas home (opens the original)
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Dave Ellis is an Omemee-area wildlife photographer. Email Dave at wildlife@eastlink.ca. I have been dying to show you these pictures of a new young bald eagle family here in the Kawarthas, but I wanted to wait until after the young eagle had fledged so as not to attract attention to the nest that might interfere with their safety and ability to raise their young. That has happened, and we have a new young eagle soaring the skies of the Kawarthas, so now I can tell their story. This is a young pa
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