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Tim Osborne Photography 🍁

@timosborne.ca

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Photographer located in St. Albert, AB, Canada. Ambassador for @exposedwildlife.bsky.social. Member: Canadian Conservation Photographers Collective (he/him) https://linktr.ee/timosborne

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Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · Dec 21

A re-introduction to my new followers. I'm Tim, a photographer in St. Albert, Alberta, Canada. You'll mostly find me posting wildlife shots here. But be warned, I may also sprinkle in some sports (Go #oilers) and the occasional political post. Look forward to connecting!

A Great Grey Owl with wings spread landing on a post.

Water rolls off of a humpback whale's tail.

A Grizzly Bear taking a mid-afternoon nap in the sun.

A Great Grey Owl flying just above the snow. Its shadow is seen on the snow mound below.

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Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 10h

What a beauty!

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Gorgeous!

Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 1d

These beauties will soon be heading off for their winter slumber. Hope to see a few more before the year is over. #wildlife #bears

A large Grizzly bear walking through some dried out grass. Evergreen trees are seen in the background. Also, hope you have a wonderful day!

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Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 6d

This past weekend I had the chance to capture a few photos of the Transcanada Highwaymen ft. @stevenpage.bsky.social (BNL), Chris Murphy (Sloan), Craig Northey (Odds) and Moe Berg (@tpohband.bsky.social) at the Edmonton Gives fundraiser. Their set was "The Ultimate 90s Mix Tape!" #yeg

A black and white photo of Steven Page performing.

Craig Northey of Odds singing and playing bass guitar.

Chris Murphy of Sloan, laying down in the front row of seats while performing a song.

Chris Murphy, Craig Northey, and Moe Berg on stage getting ready to perform a song.

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Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 11d

I went with "Ooh, we're in Phase 9!" Only got busted when asked what that meant. 😂

Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 13d

I’m leaning to the same. A nice excuse for a trip to the mountains.

Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 14d

The most ridiculous thing is that those of us who want a vaccine are quite possibly not going to be able to get one.

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Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 15d

Congratulations! Glad you have found such happiness.

Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 15d

Sadly, there is no Fat Squirrel Week. #wildlife #squirrel

A somewhat plump Golden-Mantled Ground Squirrel sitting on a rock.

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Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 16d

Thank you!

Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 16d

Quite a voracious eater in fact!

Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 16d

Nope, one thing I will never do is feed wild animals. This fellow seemed to be doing just fine on his own. 🙂

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Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 16d

Made a quick trip to the mountains on the weekend. Spent some quality time with this Hoary Marmot who was quite happy to pose for photos. #wildlife #marmot

A Marmot sits on top of a rock. Green and yellow colours can be seen behind him.

A Marmot sits on top of a pointy rock, looking out into the distance.

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Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 19d

For sure. But with the cap set for the next three seasons, thought we might see a shorter term extension in place.

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Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 19d

Someone should probably let McDavid know! 😜

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Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 19d

Thank you!

Tim Osborne Photography 🍁 @timosborne.ca · 19d

Despite their prickly exterior, they really do have a calm energy about them.

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Exposed Wildlife Conservancy @exposedwildlife.bsky.social · 19d

Legal teams are stepping up to defend Canada’s environmental laws. As multiple bills were implemented with the intention of fast-tracking economic growth, vulnerable wildlife is at further risk from shortsighted development and large-scale infrastructure.
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