A video compliation of some of our best wildlife viewings during our Algonquin adventure. Music by me.
Tag: wildlife photography
September and October Algonquin Park Adventures
I made a video compilation of my two Algonquin Park trips in September and October! We were lucky to see a variety of wildlife and have some very cool encounters. The music in this video was written/sang/produced by me — if you like it, check out my youtube for many more songs!
Algonquin Porcupine!
Algonquin Park Wildlife Highlights
Willow and I recently went to Algonquin Park for 10 nights, and experienced so many amazing wildlife moments! I have created a video compilation of some of my favourite encounters.
The Spirit of Algonquin
At the end of April we went to Algonquin Park and enjoyed a beautiful time of wildlife viewing. It means a lot to me to connect with nature and animals, so when I saw a moose get spooked by a loud truck, I instinctively put out my arm and said, “It’s okay.” The moose had abruptly moved to bolt, but now stopped instead to gaze at me, and then went back to drinking from a little stream. It was an amazing feeling.
Here is a video compilation of the trip’s highlights, with music composed by me.
Algonquin Wildlife Highlights, October 2021
I made a video of the amazing wildlife moments we experienced in Algonquin Park during our last trip! There are two songs in this video and I wrote and performed them both.
An Autumnal Algonquin Adventure
Willow and I went to Algonquin Park, as we like to do, in late Fall when most of the leaves have already turned and come down from the trees. This time of year has the benefit of fewer people in the Park (the colours attract a lot of traffic), and also the magical ability to see deeper into the forest while we drive, looking for moose. We saw otters playing, a curious mink, moose aplenty, and were complete sated with the joys of nature. We took A LOT of photos…these really are “just a few”!
Moose in Algonquin Park
Algonquin Adventure in June
We don’t usually go to Algonquin Park in June, due to heat and bugs — both of which are too much for us to bear. But we had some business to attend to up north so naturally we made a trip out of it. We ended up seeing a whopping 23 moose! The key to our moose success was getting up at 2:30am to drive through highway 60 just as dawn was coming up. 5:30-7:30am is the perfect moosing hour.
Another Algonquin Adventure!
We just got back from another amazing trip to Algonquin Park. We saw another great grey owl, lots of moose, beavers, loons, a pine marten, an American bittern, and more!
We run a facebook group called Loving Algonquin Park and our rare Canadian blue dwarf dragon, Poo! Poo is more than just a mascot, he’s a little dragon with a huge personality. You can see a bit about him in our silly video (I created the “music”). It was funny because we’ve decorated the car so people know they can come talk to us and meet Poo ❤
Where Spirit Stops 