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Canadian Wildlife

Photography by Bruce Corbett

I love animals, so take every opportunity I can to visit Montreal’s Eco-museum, where I can both exercise and simultaneously indulge my love of photography. Omega Park, located near Montebello along the Ottawa River, is a second preferred trip, with large numbers of exotic animals seemingly eager to pose.
A porcupine takes to higher ground.
A porcupine takes to higher ground. A screaming bald eagle at the Ecomuseum.
A screaming bald eagle at the Ecomuseum. A trio of fallow deer in the winter.
A trio of fallow deer in the winter. A study of white on white. An artic fox resting at the Ecomuseum.
A study of white on white. An artic fox resting at the Ecomuseum. A bald eagle.
A bald eagle. A bison at Omega Park.
A bison at Omega Park. A black bear checks out the photographer.
A black bear checks out the photographer. A caribou grazes at the Ste. Anne de Bellevue Eco museum.
A caribou grazes at the Ste. Anne de Bellevue Eco museum. A coyote relaxes in the snow.
A coyote relaxes in the snow. A majestic golden eagle at the Ecomuseum.
A majestic golden eagle at the Ecomuseum. A grounded female snowy owl in winter.
A grounded female snowy owl in winter. A white-tailed deer crosses the snow-covered meadow at the Eco museum.
A white-tailed deer crosses the snow-covered meadow at the Eco museum. A White-tailed doe and fawn watch alertly at the Eco museum.
A White-tailed doe and fawn watch alertly at the Eco museum. A trio of deer cross the meadow at the Eco museum.
A trio of deer cross the meadow at the Eco museum. A beautiful timber wolf seems to tease the others in the pack.
A beautiful timber wolf seems to tease the others in the pack. A curious timber wolf at the Eco-museum.
A curious timber wolf at the Eco-museum.