Believe it or not, British Columbia has two Vancouvers: the city and the island. Another fun fact - on a clear day, you can see one Vancouver from the other, across the Strait of Georgia. This strait (practically a sea) is full of whales, dolphins and mermaids. More exciting: these waters are rich in pelagic birds, and we will talk about it soon.
During just two days of September 2016, I've got nine lifers! Not a big deal for the fall time unless one thing - all of them belonged to the same group - Warblers. Moreover, from the day of my arrival in Canada, on July 1, till this moment, I met only one warbler species - Yellow Warbler.
This post is a try to catch up with my pictures during the last week of July and three weeks of August. It's just a collection of the most interesting photos and few words to describe them.
It was another great day, with birding in the morning and something completely different after (sorry, I just don't remember how I spent the rest of the day. And it's not because I was drunk, it's because I'm translating this article 8 years later).
The first month of Summer is over, but some pictures from June 2015 remain unpublished. Let's fix this.
One of my favourites is a female Common Redstart.
