maybe edmonton

darklyghtning:

More mule deer at the house today!

This time we had four wandering the neighborhood and my family was home to see them visit our front yard.

Posted at 3:41pm 9 notes #mule deer #wildlife #alberta

Deer on golf course, Jasper Park Lodge, Alberta, ca. 1948

(Source: peel.library.ualberta.ca)

Posted at 9:26pm 6 notes #deer #jasper #alberta #canada #jasper park lodge #wildlife #rocky mountains #rockies

canadianoftheweek:

tastefullyoffensive:

Meanwhile, in Canada…[via]

This is amazing.

canadianoftheweek:

tastefullyoffensive:

Meanwhile, in Canada…

[via]

This is amazing.

(via alisonborealis)

Posted at 5:46pm 8248 notes #canada #moose #wildlife #100 mile house

Two women feeding a black bear at Nuisance Grands, Banff National Park, Alberta, 1951.

Posted at 9:50pm 105 notes #bears #black bears #wildlife #banff #alberta #Canada #banff national park

myloveisdrunklove:

Roadkill Remedy:

Some treacherous highways have ecoducts built especially for deer, bears, and other endangered animals.

(via Wildlife Crossings: Humans Not Allowed)

Posted at 11:53am 23 notes #canada #wildlife #ecoducts #alberta

A bear (and a family with a death wish) at the rock quarry, four miles east of Jasper, Jasper National Park, Alberta, 1920.

Posted at 10:34pm 69 notes #bears #Jasper #Alberta #Canada #wildlife

keltre:

Still the best part of the Royal Alberta Museum.

(via doug)

Posted at 4:35pm 31 notes #RAM #Royal Alberta Museum #taxidermy #alberta #edmonton #wildlife #Canada

kateoplis:

Biodiversity: A Labor of Love by Joel Sartore

Posted at 4:37pm 292 notes #joel sartore #wildlife #biodiversity

Elk in Banff Provincial Park, Alberta, ca. 1900-1910.

Posted at 2:39pm 26 notes #elk #Canada #wildlife #Banff #rockies #Rocky Mountains

Hinterland Who’s Who: The Canadian Beaver, ca. ~1970s.

“Hinterland Who’s Who is best known as a series of 60-second public service announcements profiling Canadian animals and birds, produced by Environment Canada Wildlife Service and the National Film Board of Canada in the 1960s and 70s, and re-launched by the Canadian Wildlife Federation in the 2000s. In the original announcements, a distinctive refrain of flute music (John Cacavas’ Flute Poem) opens the ad, and is accompanied by the low-key style of the narrator, John Livingston, describing the animal over footage of it taken in the wild.”

Posted at 10:00am 20 notes #beavers #hinterland who's who #Canadiana #Canada #Environment Canada #wildlife