Rest in peace, my brother, John
One of a kind
Two for the prICE of one
Cosmos
Great Orange Tip chrysalises / Hebomoia Glaucippe
Merlin female / Falco columbarius
Northern Pygmy-owl
Summer colours
Northern Pygmy-owl
Middle Lake, Bow Valley Provincial Park
Coils
Frosted
Winter magic
Barrow's Goldeneye / Bucephala islandica
For Joan, Suzanne, Margit and Sheila
Whooping Crane
Friends for life
Tiny pinwheel of the forest
Mushrooms
Thank you so much, everyone!
Face to face
Shaggy Manes
Tiny Lemon Drops / Bisporella citrina
Siberian Tiger
Vibrance
Peruvian Lily / Alstroemeria
Six more months to go
Penstemon procerus
Anemone
Sharp-tailed Grouse
Who needs lace curtains?
Peaks around Canmore
Seeds: Time Capsules of Life
Glowing in the dark
I think I see something
Fungi
: )
Face to the sun
Northern Pygmy-owl
Carnivorous Sundew
Delicate on blue
Sharp-tailed Grouse
Northern River Otter / Lutra canadensis
A bokeh of daisies
Little fungi family
Peony perfection
Touched by the light
Alpacas
Tiny Cladonia
Little ribbed beauty
Yellow Rose of friendship
Witch's Butter
Slime mold
Cosmos
Children of Yesterday
Split Gills, I think
Lonesome guy
Common Burdock / Arctium minus
American Dipper / Cinclus mexicanus
Give me warmth
Fringed Gentian / Gentiana crinita
Flames of green
Gills galore
Sharp-tailed Grouse
Red-breasted Nuthatch
Crystal edging
Crystal, designed by Mother Nature
Russula
Keep warm, everybody!
Mini-icicle
Winter magic
Loving the light
Bursting
Northern Pygmy-owl / Glaucidium gnoma
Intense
: )
When the petals have fallen
Little moth of the forest
I'm a Boreal Chickadee, not a Black-capped Chickad…
Fire and ice
Illumination
I'm hungry and waiting ...
Amur Maple
Standing tall
Bearberry / Arctostaphylos uva-ursi
Master of stealth
Cladonia sp.
A lucky shot
Remembering Canola
Rainbow of a smaller kind
Yellow Columbine / Aquilegia flavescens
Glorious autumn colour
Banded Orange / Dryadula phaetusa
Life on a leaf stalk
Milbert's Tortoise Shell / Aglais milberti
Vancouver Island Marmot / Marmota vancouverensis
Pretty while it lasted
The kind of day it's been
A sprinkling of snow sparkles
Boreal Chickadee
Disappearing world
Nodding Thistle / Carduus nutans
Hanging
American Crow
The pumpkin month
Looking good for its age
Lighting up the darkness
It's all about the bug
A healthy meal of greens
Frills and gills
Sowthistle buds
Two of the same
Gulls, gulls and more gulls
Peruvian Lily
Blue-eyed grass seedpods
A close up view
African Spur Tortoise / Geochelone sulcata
Aged beauty
Tiny Lemon Drops
Blue-eyed Grass / Sisyrinchium montanum
Cliff Swallow nests
Long-eared Owl
Light
Northern Pygmy-owl
Desire and passion
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Northern Pygmy-owl
I think there are only another couple of photos after this that I really want to post so that I can add them to my Northern Pygmy-owl Set. S/he's such a special, tiny owl that I don't want any of my photos of him/her to get completely lost in my endless hard drive archives. Thank goodness for Flickr Sets : )
I am practically asleep on my feet today, but finally all my commitments to the Annual Christmas and New Year Bird Counts have been fulfilled and I must turn my time and efforts towards other, far more urgent things. I needed the break today, going on an almost 15-hour Bird Count for Nanton, south of Calgary. My alarm clocks blared at 4:30 a.m. and I was picked up at 6:30 a.m. this morning and I got home around 8:45 p.m. this evening, so am posting very late. A very successful day, including seeing 5 Golden Eagles (!), 3 Northern Shrikes (!), 70 Sharp-tailed Grouse (!), 2 Great Horned Owls, etc., etc. My little group of four found 15 species, but many of them were very nice species to find, especially in such great numbers. After the Count, while numbers were being tallied, we were all treated to a lovely supper. Thanks to the organizers of this event - so much work involved (including the supper, of course!). Many thanks to the Truch family for their delightful hospitality - so much appreciated by us all!
Now, though, I have to return to far more serious, difficult things to deal with. I was up till around 2:30 this morning seeing to more e-mails, etc., and felt rather overwhelmed. So, some sunshine and being in the company of good friends was much needed before I continue with getting things sorted out in connection to my brother's death..
I am practically asleep on my feet today, but finally all my commitments to the Annual Christmas and New Year Bird Counts have been fulfilled and I must turn my time and efforts towards other, far more urgent things. I needed the break today, going on an almost 15-hour Bird Count for Nanton, south of Calgary. My alarm clocks blared at 4:30 a.m. and I was picked up at 6:30 a.m. this morning and I got home around 8:45 p.m. this evening, so am posting very late. A very successful day, including seeing 5 Golden Eagles (!), 3 Northern Shrikes (!), 70 Sharp-tailed Grouse (!), 2 Great Horned Owls, etc., etc. My little group of four found 15 species, but many of them were very nice species to find, especially in such great numbers. After the Count, while numbers were being tallied, we were all treated to a lovely supper. Thanks to the organizers of this event - so much work involved (including the supper, of course!). Many thanks to the Truch family for their delightful hospitality - so much appreciated by us all!
Now, though, I have to return to far more serious, difficult things to deal with. I was up till around 2:30 this morning seeing to more e-mails, etc., and felt rather overwhelmed. So, some sunshine and being in the company of good friends was much needed before I continue with getting things sorted out in connection to my brother's death..
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