Another fine day at the beach. The tide was way out yesterday and the samdbars looked pristine.

Ah the first forest flowers of spring. Flowering currants add a spash of red to an otherwise brown and green landscape.

You just gotta love seagulls, or spamhawks as a friend so poignantly calls them. These birds have spunk and panache....

Sunset over a wave tossed sea at the mouth of Roberts Creek.

Ah spring blossoms, a great birthday present for me!!!

A murder of crows!?!

You just gotta love the rainforest. The light slanting through the old man's beard lichen and moss is magical and spectacular.

A misty morning in Roberts Creek, a very mystical sight.

Well the cherry trees are blooming already in Gibsons. Soon it will be pictures of tulips and irises!

I saw this fellow on my morning walk on the beach. Sometimes all the stars line up!!

The milky green waters of the Squamish River rush on below the icy Tantalus mountain range.

I love these little oystercatchers. They look so jaunty high stepping across the seaweed with their bright red beaks.

I felt a need to visit thr tropics on Monday so I caught a bus down to the Bloedel Conservatory to bathe in the humidity of this domed rainforest. The plants and animals are strange, exotic and interesting. I have no idea what this flower is.

The tide was way out last noght. the moon on ths sand and tide pools created interesting patterns and forms.

The moon was absolutely beautiful last night. It was almost as bright as day....

Yet another crocus...looks like spring is finally here. You just gotta love BC.

I was going through some photos from December and discovered this little gem that slipped past my eyes the first time. I hope you like it.

The neighbour accidentally left her sprinkler on the other night. The result was something not often seen on the Wet Coast, icicles!! They didn't last long but they were pretty cool.

One final shot from Chinese New Year/ I just loved the sinuous dragons. It must take lots of practice to not trip or get tangled up.

Another spring picture for all you easterners still buried under snow.