Cathedral Park. Ten years hence. Part One. Cathedral Park. Ten years hence. White-tailed Ptarmigans
Next day we spent on the second part of the Rim. Through green larches.
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Cathedral Park. Ten years hence. Part One. Aka Lagopus leucura. The smallest ptarmigans. Already started to change colour for winter. Soon will be completely white, just right for snow. Now they are so similar in colour to rocks and grass, that can be seen only when move. . . . → Continue reading Cathedral Park. Ten years hence. White-tailed Ptarmigans
Cathedral Park in the south-east of British Columbia is a beautiful place in the mountain, however, not without problems. The road to the central, the most interesting part of the park, is private, you cannot use your own vehicle, and, not many vehicles can make this road . . . → Continue reading Cathedral Park. Ten years hence. Part One.
Buy prints of this picture on Imagekind Do you want more golden larches from Cathedral Park? I have them. Hiking form the Ladyslipper Lake to the ridge. . . . → Continue reading Larches in the Cathedral Park
Buy prints of this picture on Imagekind On our second day in the park we went to the Ladislipper Lake. The trail to the lake goes though larch forest. . . . → Continue reading Cathedral Park – Ladyslipper Lake
It is not very easy to meet mountain (snow) goats, especially meet face to face. They live pretty high in the mountains and there are only several places their you can meet them close enough. One of such places is Cathedral Park, where they come down . . . → Continue reading Mountain (snow) goats
Buy prints of this picture on Imagekind Cathedral Park on the south of British Columbia is the place that really worth to visit, but it is not easy to get where. Of course, it is much easy than do orbital flight . . . → Continue reading Cathedral Park – Goat Lake |
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