Day 10: cutting it close

So I'm cutting it close tonight. Its 11:55 according to the clock on my computer. I have had a dead camera almost all day and have seen very few animals. I did in fact see two squirrels going at it, but my camera was dead. So today I will show you an amazing animal in my life. Sativa, the Malamute shephard cross puppy (she's actually 9 in human years) that is in my life. She is amazing. She was brought into my life because of my amazing girlfriend and I am in love with this dog. Every day I come home she has nothing but tail wags and cute puppy behavior for me. She is awesome.

Enjoy.

Jordan S
Worret Photography

Day 9: Yesterday a goose but now the Moose

I knew this week was going to be interesting. With so many animals out there which ones would I share with all of you. Well this morning two animals crossed my path. Actually four animals but two species. A common house cat and a moose family. A cow and her two calfs (a mom and her two babies).

The house cat was more than anything just curious but the mom felt like protecting her babies They faced off and then the poor cat got chased under a tree then almost trampled before bolting for the house nearby. Not something you normally get to see on a Wednesday morning.

This family has also decided to take up residence at a house in Bragg Creek. This winter has been harder on the critters that past winters so free food is always an attraction, even is it makes a horse jealous.

Jordan S

Worret photography

Week2, Day 8: The next topic is...

Animals. I know it's a little general... There's dogs, cats, horses, pigs, wolves, foxes, swans, and soooo many more, but that is the topic for the next 7 days. Deal with it but do please enjoy.

Animal 1
The Canadian Goose.

An amazing bird that typically doesn't like to hang around here during the winter months. Known for the flying V and their "honk" or "Squak", however you wanna say it. I could give a bunch more random facts about this cool bird... or I could just show you pictures. Yay pictures!

Jordan S

Worret Photography

Day 7: It's been a long winter

It has been a very long winter here in Calgary. Usually we have a few Chinooks and lots of brown ground. This year we had only a couple Chinooks and I might be wrong but we did not have a single day without snow on the ground. As this is my last photo on "Spring" I hope that we can also finally say goodbye to winter.

Three spring time pictures. Enjoy my friends and see you tomorrow.

Jordan S

Worret Photography

Day 6: I'm meeeeeltttttiiiiingggg.

Sometimes spring give you snow, so what do you do with that snow? You make snowmen! In turn Spring will bring the nice warm sun back out and slowly melt it all away one more time.

Jordan S

Worret Photography

Day 5: what a tease

Spring has a way of getting our hopes up. The hope for lush green grass, sunny days on a patio with a cold brew and many other things. But Mother nature is a cruel temptress.

Spring.... spring ... more like 20cm of snow and back into winter. I still have two day of Spring photos damn you mother nature.

Enjoy the snow

Jordan

Worret Photography.

Day 4: The sad side of spring

While it is the season of new life and regrowth Spring also brings sadness to many Canadians. The Ice and Snow that was once there is melting. The Spring snowboarding and skiing is still fun but the season is fast coming to an end. The melting of ice is a painful one for me. The local hockey rinks become a slushy mess where pucks, nets and other debry melt into the ice. No more shinny, no more cold brews with friends while playing the game the way it was meant to be played, outside. Spring heralds the sadness that is the end of another outdoor hockey season.

Jordan S

Worret Photography