Showing posts with label Vanier Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vanier Park. Show all posts

Sunday, January 17, 2021

Living Vancouver - Summer is here ....

Living Vancouver - Summer is here!!! We went for a walk to Vanier Park, this is a beautiful park in Kitsilano. Ducklings and mom Beautiful blue heron

Monday, June 1, 2015

Vanier Park & Hadden Park - Vancouver

Vanier Park & Hadden Park - Vancouver

Vanier Park and Hadden Park are located next to each other at Kits Point in the neighbourghood of Kitsilano in Vancouver. In these parks are located the Museum of Vancouver (MOV),  H.R. McMillan Space Centre, the Vancouver Maritime Museum, The City of Vancouver Archives, The Vancouver Academy of Music, a BMX bike park, and a couple of bald eagles (The Kitsilano Eagles) who nest on a tree by the Burrard Civic Marina.

Some of the festivals held at this park are Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival and the Vancouver Pink Salmon Festival.
Bald eagles - Vanier Park - Vancouver ' photo by maplehouse.com
Bard on the Beach and H.R. MacMillan Space Centre -Vanier Park in Vancouver - photo by maplehouse.com


Museum of Vancouver - Vanier Park in Vancouver - photo by maplehouse.com
Vancouver Maritime Museum - Vanier Park Kitsilano

   
Vanier Park - Vancouver photo by maplehouse.com

View from Vanier park - Vancouver - photo by maplehouse.com



Relaxing walk on a foggy Day  in Vanier Park - Kitsilano - Vancouver


young bald eagles being chased by geese - Vanier Park - Vancouver
young bald eagle - Vanier Park - Vancouver






Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Canadian Goose chasing a young bald eagle - Vanier Park

















For those living in Kitsilano is a great pleasure to have this year not one but two 2 young bald eagles living in Vanier Park, these are children of the a couple that nest every year in one of the big trees in this park.

We went for a walk today and saw that they are already flying around and are being chased by crows and also by geese if they get too close to them as we saw in one of the the little lagoons.

The young eagles look great and healthy, although we could not find the little ducklings that we saw 2 weeks ago, hopefully they were not part of their diet.

Even if the pictures that I am showing here look like one of the young eagles is attacking the goose is was actually the opposite.

Here is a link for more information about the Nesting Bald Eagle Update: Stanley Park Ecology Society