Treasures of a log
On this glorious spring morning...
One-flowered Wintergreen, underside
One-flowered Wintergreen, topside
Pseudogaurotina cressonii, Long-horn Beetle
Spotted Sandpiper
A hasty departure
A swim with Mom
Spotted Sandpiper
Cherry-faced Meadowhawk
False-dandelion seedhead
Harebell
Police Car Moth
Annual Sow Thistle
Beetle on Hawkweed
Sticky/False Asphodel
Grass-of-Parnassus
Columbia Silkmoth caterpillar
Golden Sedge
Bladderwort
Wild Bergamot
Seaside Buttercup
Autumn colours
Fly on curled Aster petals
The hill down into Weaselhead
Fall with a difference
Fungus
Memories of fall
Fireweed
Gaillardia
Meltdown to spring
The grace of distant Trumpeter Swans
What happened to spring?
Twining Honeysuckle
DON'T look down!
Calliope Hummingbird
Yellow Lady's-slipper
Small-flowered Forget-me-not
Cherry-faced Meadowhawk
Cherry-faced Meadowhawk
Anglewing
Western Willow Aster
Fringed Gentian
Hooded Ladies'-tresses
Giant Hyssop
Variable Darner
Darner details
Young Pine Grosbeak
Bold and beautiful
Young Pine Grosbeak
Black Meadowhawk
Bokeh berries
My best impression of a Nuthatch
Breakfast time
Icy stare
Trumpeters
The frozen path
Boo!
Calliope Hummingbird
A big surprise
Texture
Fireweed
Side by side
American Emerald
American Emerald close up
Cliff Swallows
Water Horsetail
Arrow-leaved Coltsfoot
Comma
On my favourite walk
Ruffed Grouse
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
The down of a Hairy
Sunrise
Sunlit expanses
Down by the river
Snow glow
Gray Jay
Surprise visitor
Winter sun
Passing by
Greed
A moment to rest
Little beauty
A touch of irridescense
Just black and white
Hairy Woodpecker
Time for food
Peaceful
Black-billed Magpie
Wood Frog
Hairy Woodpecker
Old car 13
Whoooo are you?
Wood Frog
Red Squirrel
Weaselhead
Too cold for a walk?
Weaselhead in fall
Sunset over Weaselhead
Great Horned Owl
Common Redpoll
Curled up and cozy
Rocky Mountain Sunset
Belted Kingfisher
Little Acrobat
Northern Saw-whet Owl
Ruffed Grouse drumming
Young Great Horned Owl
Young Great Horned Owl
Mourning Cloak Butterfly
Pale Snaketail Dragonfly
Underwing Moth
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Least Chipmunk
Saw this little guy on a walk this morning. Usually, they scamper away at top speed.
"The Least Chipmunk has two whitish and three dark stripes on each side of the face, and four light and five dark stripes down its back. The overall colour is a greyish brown, but may be quite rust-coloured during the mid-summer months. The smallest of the western Chipmunks, the Least's head and body measures only 93-114mm (3.65 to 4.5 inches) with a bushy tail almost equally as long, which, when running, is held straight up. This fast-moving and agile mammal is strictly diurnal, spending most of its time in a frenzied search for food, much of which it stores for winter." From www.weaselhead.org.
"The Least Chipmunk has two whitish and three dark stripes on each side of the face, and four light and five dark stripes down its back. The overall colour is a greyish brown, but may be quite rust-coloured during the mid-summer months. The smallest of the western Chipmunks, the Least's head and body measures only 93-114mm (3.65 to 4.5 inches) with a bushy tail almost equally as long, which, when running, is held straight up. This fast-moving and agile mammal is strictly diurnal, spending most of its time in a frenzied search for food, much of which it stores for winter." From www.weaselhead.org.
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