Birding, November 14, 2026: Abbreviated solo edition

Where: Sapperton Landing (New Westminster) Weather: Cloudy, 12°C With the possibility of showers, we opted to forgo the usual birding, but I decided to pop down to Sapperton Landing, which is not far from my place. Sapperton Landing The sky over the Fraser River looked foreboding, but it remained dry for my visit. It was quite blustery, but there didn’t seem to be any imminent threat of showers, so I strolled to the end of the trail (about 1 km) and back, using my kit lens to take scenery shots on the way in, and switching to my telephoto lens to take (any) bird shots on the way out. As it happened, a single Great Blue Heron and Ring-billed Seagull cooperated, with a few others flying about or over the river. There were boats and weird logs, too. The Shots All photos shot with a Canon EOS R7 with 18–150 mm kit lens and 100–400 mm telephoto. Some landscape shots captured with a Samsung Galaxy S26. The gallery only features two birds. Well, technically more if you look for them. Also,…

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