Showing posts with label Lac De Bois Grassland Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lac De Bois Grassland Park. Show all posts

Monday, February 26, 2007

Redheaded Woodpecker

On February 26, 2007, I went for a drive to see some wildlife out at Lac De Bois Grassland Park and I was lucky enough to see this redheaded woodpecker. He was pecking holes in this hydro pole. I was able to get quite close to him and he didn't seem to mind me taking his picture. I've seen a couple of redheaded woodpeckers in my lifetime. One was when I was living in Sharbot Lake, Ontario and another one that I saw was while I was camping at Paul Lake Provincial Park last year. This is the closest I have ever been able to get to one.

Mountain Sheep

On February 26, 2007, I went for a drive to see some wildlife out at Lac De Bois Grassland Park. There was a herd of mountain sheep in this field. It looks like they were enjoying themselves grazing. It was warm in the city of Kamloops, but up in Lac De Bois Grassland Park, it was pretty cold. The cold weather didn't seem to bother them.

Hawk

On February 26, 2007, I went for a drive to see some wildlife out at Lac De Bois Grassland Park. I saw this hawk sitting on top of this hydro pole. The wind ruffled some of his feathers on his chest. He was very pretty just sitting there.

Saturday, April 1, 2006

Lac De Bois Grassland Park

On Sunday, April 1, 2006, I saw this train going across the field near Lac De Bois Grassland Park. I love watching trains going through the mountains. It is so cool. This is the true western frontier!

Sunday, March 19, 2006

Lac De Bois Grassland Park

On Sunday, March 19, 2006, I went for a drive at Lac De Bois Grassland Park, Kamloops, BC. It was a warm March morning and the sun was shining. I first stopped at the Mara Mountain Public Viewing Trail at took a nice walk on the well-kept trail. It was awesome walking through the sage brush. There was a log bridge that took me over the creek and then I continued my walk. After my walk I drove a little further on the Tranquille Road and was amazed at what I saw. I saw 30 mountain sheep! One was on the side of the road but the others were grazing in the field or sunning themselves on the rocks.