YOUR FRIENDS' ACTIVITY Karen Gwillim saves bird from camera, solves photo mystery After she took a camera away from a bird in Saskatchewan, she went looking for the rightful owner of the images Frank Resendes and his friends from a fishing trip months ago may finally get their pictures back after the camera took an unexpected swim. It isn't known exactly what happened to the camera between that trip in March and when it was found a few weeks ago, but a bird plays a big role. Karen Gwillim was driving in a small town about 30 minutes north of Regina when she saw a cormorant with a strap around its neck. She pulled over to help the bird and noticed it was a silver camera. She got closer to the bird and it didn't move as Gwillim removed the camera. "I think he was relieved to have something that heavy removed," she said. "He seemed all right." Gwillim then took the camera home, dried out the memory card and put it in her computer to see what was on it. Of the 200 or so intact pictures were many of people fishing and some from a wedding. She wanted these people to get their pictures back so at the end of October she posted a Facebook album and wrote: "I found a camera attached to a cormorant (bird). The camera is rather broken but the SD card still worked. It may have been lost as long ago as October