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Wildlife Tour Experiences
Treat yourself to an amazing and memorable one on one Vancouver Island or Gulf Island tour experience with photography tips from award winning wildlife photographer Sharron Palmer-Hunt.
Overnight accommodation on Gabriola Island available by request.
Eagle Nest Cam on Gabriola Island
These are pictures of an eagle nest on Gabriola Island that has adopted a red tailed hawk as one of the family. It initially was brought to the nest as food but it survived and the eagle parents have raised it as one of their own. The family initially had two eaglets but the youngest eaglet died not too long after birth. GROWLS our wildlife rescue society on Gabriola has a live view of the nest from a web cam.
GROWLS WEBSITE
Click to learn more about GROWLS (Gabriola Rescue of Wildlife Society)
EAGLE NEST WEBCAM
Check out the GROWL’S Eagle Nest Webcam LIVE on YouTube.
Discover Wildlife Photography Tips and Tricks
Beyond my regular online coaching sessions I offer an 8 week interactive photography course titled Picture Perfect Wow Photos. You can watch the video below to find out more, or check out my Picture Perfect Wow Photos course over at Thinkific.
If you are unsure if the 8 week course is just right for you, reach out to me via my contact form below and I can connect with you to answer any enquiries you may have.
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About Sharron
Sharron Palmer-Hunt
Sharron Palmer-Hunt is a wildlife photographer. She loves being out in nature and connecting one on one with wild animals. Sharron lives on Gabriola Island in British Columbia and has being doing wildlife photography for about 10 years.
She does work on other photography projects including weddings, and portraiture but her main passion is wildlife. She is a director and wildlife rescue worker for the local animal rescue society and believes in treating animals with respect. Sharron has a private Facebook group titled Wildlife of the Pacific Northwest which was established for the purpose of showing that the Pacific Northwest is abundant with wildlife opportunities.
Sharron is the president of the local photography club and has had her photos in numerous exhibitions. She also won a first place national merit award from the Canadian Association of Photographic Art.