#VladimirPutin

#VladimirPutin

Animals have an advantage over humans; they would never let the dumbest of them lead the pack.

#WinterShades

The Laurentian Mountains Range, March 14, 2022.

#Rose-breasted Grosbeak

No one can really be sure around here when Spring Season has officially arrived with all these temperature variations.

But when Grosbeaks appear with their beautiful colored breast then, we officially know.

#EarthDay

The Hubris of man will never cease to amaze me.

Never forget that we are a, part, of nature. A, product, of nature. Man thinks because he understands the workings of nature he knows better, he can do better.

Man is wrong.

#NorthBalconyView

Lanaudière, Québec, Canada. June 11, 2021.

#WildAndFree

... sure I've seen many Ravens posts lately, surfing around here and there, but most of them are sad to me. Some of them even wear leather blind hood that covers the eyes and/or straps on their paws to make sure they don't go to far and they sleep alone in a cage. Their lives are confined and they are not free to come and go as it should be. Ravens need to be free and not in captivity. So yes, it is sad to me.

Unrestrained Ravens are able to waltz up in the air with their lifemates simply to enjoy the sky when they're happy. They can actively hunt together every day with their sibling and call each other for a big bonanza fest when food is found. At the end of the day they are all able to sleep together in the tallest spruce dominating an entire valley.

Ravens are also best known to have the habit to visit regularly their parents over the years to enjoy some group activities. Can you imaging what a joy that must be for them to see each other's growing families every year.

... so yes. Ravens should always be free. As it should be.

#CanadianGeese

They’re back.