Waterton Spring 2019 a prefect time to be in the park. If you follow my posts or my videos you know that I love Waterton Lakes National Park.

I’m not a fan of it as much in the summertime because it’s very busy. But getting there in the off-season the park is just amazing.

Not only is the park amazing but the animals are out and about. On this cool wet spring day it seems like all the animals decided it was time to come out for a visit. And being a photographer within the park when the animals are cooperating it is a triple blessing.

Waterton April 20, 2019 this fox came for a visit. He headed to a field nearby to hunt some ground squirrels. Then would head back to his den. He was amazingly wet but this shot does not show it.

There are some birds I do not expect to see sitting in a tree. This is one!!
He had a great view. A few minutes earlier a couple hawks had been sitting there.
Great Blue Heron

Snowing and cool but sometimes it even adds to the images. This Gray Jay seemed to be enjoying the weather. Makes for interesting images and no shadows.
Waterton April 20, 2019
Canon 70D Sigma 150-600

Wet Moose

I seldom see any animals on the road going to the border in Waterton Lakes National Park. Except for this past weekend and it was a goldmine of creatures. Add to that the fact I can travel anyplace in the world looking for moose and as I arrive they leave. Well this past Saturday not only did I see moose on the road to the border in Waterton, I SAW MOOSE!!!

The rain and snow made for some amazing colors. Could have done without the snow but it made it feel a lot more like Waterton Park, Alberta. I know we need the moisture so I was willing to put up with it even when shooting.

Waterton Spring 2019 controlled burn

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