2018 Spring Birds Photography Tours Join Anthony as he guides you around the Fraser Valley located in British Columbia, Canada. These photo tours you will have an option of booking a 4 or 8 hour day. Our main focus on these tours to show our clients the various types of birds such as, Black Headed Grosbeaks, Male and female Sapsuckers, Pileated Woodpeckers, Bullocks Orioles, Western Tanagers, Warblers, Spotted Towhee's, House Wrens, Pacific Wrens, various types of Warblers, Male and female

As the Winter comes to an end so does my Winter Birds of Prey Photography tours. As we spring forward into Spring I have announced some Spring bird photography dates. I have had the pleasure of hosting a few weekend photography tours with people as far as Chile to Alberta. Lets have a look back at some of Winters highlights. If you’re interested in signing up for a Spring Birds Photography tour please email me at Chbucci@telus.net or read the Spring tour information on my website

2018-2019 Birds of Prey wildlife tour dates are now available.         Anthony is a Canadian Wildlife Photographer in Abbotsford BC, Canada.  The 2018/2019 Winter birds of prey workshops. With the abundance of migratory Owls such as the Short-eared Owls making for some fantastic photo opportunities. With the Bald Eagles making their way back, is in full swing as well. Mature Eagles claiming their nesting grounds, repairing their nests as they get ready for the breeding season. Immature bald

Barred Owl Family The story about the Barred Owl’s face poking out of the hole in the tree. One Saturday early spring morning I was up and ready early before sunlight. Packed up my camera gear and headed to a “Un Named” park. My focus on this particular morning was looking for the Barred Owl I saw the previous night at around dusk fly by on one of the trails I was walking on. I arrive at the park and set out to spend most of the day walking the trails hoping to find the Barred Owl. About

Great Gray Owl trip # 2   With plans on getting back up to the Interior regions of British Columbia, Canada for the second time to try our luck on a few different locations for the Great Gray Owls.  The day started off with my alarm clock buzzing in my ear at 3:30am. Waiting for a friend to arrive at my house, I have a coffee, sit down and map out the day as for locations to visit. Now 4:45am I gathered my camera gear and my lunch bag. My friend arrives at 5:00 am, We set off for a 4-hour

Best of... From the beginning of October 2016 we find many returning Owls migrating back to the Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley areas of British Columbia, Canada. While our resident Owls (Barred Owls, Great Horned Owls, Western Screech Owls, Barn Owls, Northern Pygmy Owls) that stay during our winter season. We find many Short Eared Owls, Northern Saw-Whet Owls, Long Eared Owls, On occasion the Snowy Owls migrate back to our home town areas of Vancouver BC, Canada. I have put together some

The Great Gray Owl  My morning started off with the sound of my alarm clock buzzing in my ear at 2am on a Saturday morning. Coffee was brewed and slowly sip away while scrolling through my wildlife page waiting to wake up a bit before heading out on a 4 hour drive. My car was loaded with my camera gear, Nikon D750 (Full Frame), Nikon 200-500 5.6 lens, 70-200 2.8 lens, Spare batteries, 6 32GB SD memory cards, Tripod and a couple PocketWizard shutter remotes. I set out for the long lonely drive

Rufous and Anna's Hummingbirds of British Columbia, Canada The Rufous Hummingbird makes one of the longest migratory journeys of any bird in the world, They roughly travel up to 3,900 miles one way from Alaska to Mexico. We get an abundance of these Rufous Hummingbirds in Abbotsford British Columbia, Canada.  The Anna's Hummingbird is a year round bird that usually doesn't migrate, If they were to migrate they move short distances. For myself I had 2 Anna's Hummingbirds visiting my feeders