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Sara / Heliconius sara
Surprise in the elephant enclosure
Colours of fall
Treasures on a lily pad
Reaching out
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Paper Kite
Forgetmenot Pond
Handsome beast
Kananaskis, here I come!
Incredible beauty
Skipper on Creeping Thistle
It's that time of the year, brrr .....
Dropping in to say Hello
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Dwarf Powder Puff / Calliandra sp.
Just playing
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Peaks along Highway 1A
Sandhill Crane
Winner of the popularity contest
McDougall Memorial United Church
Star-flowered Solomon's Seal berries
Chandelier Plant / Medinilla sp.
Blue Morpho / Morpho peleides
Gray Jay
Lloyd Park
Illuminated
Young Least Weasels - Mustela nivalis
Rare Przewalski Horses
Very rare Whooping Cranes
Elk pair / Cervus canadensis
Fall colour explosion - Happy Thanksgiving!
Just a little group of shrooms
Happy Thanksgiving to my kids and all my Canadian…
Thanksgiving colours
Delicate Damselfly
Moraine Lake
Malachite butterfly / Siproeta stelenes
Oxeye Daisy / Leucanthemum vulgare
Hidden bokeh
A sign of the season
Puffballs
Red bokeh
Larch Valley, Banff National Park
Sacred Lotus bud
Think pink
Any mushroom is welcome
Glorious fall colours in Larch Valley
Sausage Tree flower / Kigelia africana
Fine and fancy
Smooth landing
The stare
Asparagus berry
A little garden corner
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Beneath the veil
Viceroy butterfly / Limenitis archippus
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Western/Lance-leaved Spring Beauty / Claytonia lanceolata
![Western/Lance-leaved Spring Beauty / Claytonia lanceolata Western/Lance-leaved Spring Beauty / Claytonia lanceolata](https://cdn.ipernity.com/132/81/71/22608171.a8d7b9a1.640.jpg?r2)
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Guess I forgot to upload this macro photo of a small Spring Beauty wildflower, taken on Plateau Mountain on July 2nd. This plant is native to Alberta.
"Claytonia lanceolata is a species of wildflower in the purslane family known by the common names lanceleaf springbeauty and western springbeauty. This plant is native to western North America as far south as New Mexico where it grows in foothills up to alpine slopes."
Holy smokes, just had a phone call to say that the 12 boxes coming from England will be delivered this afternoon! I was expecting at least a few days' notice, ha! Sounds like the delivery people are only allowed to carry boxes inside a place, not down to a basement - they have a 2-step limit! Really hoping that they can be persuaded or that at least a few of the boxes will be light enough for me to carry/slide down the stairs myself! I can just see the people who come to replace all they windows and the front door and patio door having to manoevre their way around this pile of boxes if they are stuck in my living room!
12:30 p.m.: all 12 boxes of sentimental belongs of my brother and my parents are now safe and sound down in my basement! Smaller than I was picturing (which is good), but the delivery guy said that certain boxes were VERY heavy! He was absolutely prepared to take them down to the basement for me - said he wouldn't dream of leaving them in my living room - for which I am truly thankful : ) Now I just have to go through the very emotionally exhausting task of unpacking, little by little.
"Claytonia lanceolata is a species of wildflower in the purslane family known by the common names lanceleaf springbeauty and western springbeauty. This plant is native to western North America as far south as New Mexico where it grows in foothills up to alpine slopes."
Holy smokes, just had a phone call to say that the 12 boxes coming from England will be delivered this afternoon! I was expecting at least a few days' notice, ha! Sounds like the delivery people are only allowed to carry boxes inside a place, not down to a basement - they have a 2-step limit! Really hoping that they can be persuaded or that at least a few of the boxes will be light enough for me to carry/slide down the stairs myself! I can just see the people who come to replace all they windows and the front door and patio door having to manoevre their way around this pile of boxes if they are stuck in my living room!
12:30 p.m.: all 12 boxes of sentimental belongs of my brother and my parents are now safe and sound down in my basement! Smaller than I was picturing (which is good), but the delivery guy said that certain boxes were VERY heavy! He was absolutely prepared to take them down to the basement for me - said he wouldn't dream of leaving them in my living room - for which I am truly thankful : ) Now I just have to go through the very emotionally exhausting task of unpacking, little by little.
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