Burrowing Owl
A Black Bear sighting from May
Spirit
Reflected in the eye of an owl
Yesterday's excitement
Two small, orange butterflies - Northern Crescents
Moth on Creeping Thistle
Dwarf Dogwood
A look of intelligence
Now that's a whole lot of bull
Harebell and tiny visitors
McDougall Church on a sunny day
Where I was, yesterday
Looking a lot like fall
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Burrowing Owl
Delicate
Forgetmenot Pond - one of my favourite places
At the end of the path
The beauty of low cloud
Forgetmenot Pond
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One of my favourite Lichens
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Pine Grosbeak
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Male Moose are judged by the size of their antler…
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Just in time
Texture of burnt trees
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A solitary Moose cow
Free car wash, anyone?
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Short-eared Owl
Time to rest
Happy New Year, everyone!
A place of peace and beauty
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No equipment needed - just a tongue
A final goodbye
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Such a fun Moose
From shadow to light
Set from the movie, The Revenant
Black Bear from last spring
Another car gets a licking
Golden Eagle named Spirit
Baby Barn Owl
Columbian Ground Squirrel
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Moose portrait
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A young male Moose
Licking salt off its lips
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The finest of feathers
Young bull Moose
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Barn at Folk Tree Lodge
Baby Barn Owl : )
White Spiraea, aka Birchleaf Spiraea / Spiraea bet…
Middle Lake, Bow Valley Provincial Park
Come into my parlour, said the spider to the (butt…
Just playing ....
Rev. George McDougall
I'm in awe, no matter how many I see
Gaillardia against weathered wood
McDougall Church
A fancy outhouse door
One busy log
Canada Violet
Wild Strawberry
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The culprit
Black Bear busy feeding
Shootingstars / Dodecatheon
Arrow-leaved coltsfoot / Petasites sagittatus
Early Blue Violet
A fascinating mushroom cap
Yesterday's treat
A close look
Striped Coralroot
Not interested in us
A peaceful litte spot
Details in black
Coyote on the prowl
After the fire
On guard
Near Morant's Curve
Beyond the treetops
Soft as velvet
A quick glance in our direction
Beauty in nature
On the prowl
Takes a lot of grass and leaves to fill a Bear
Not missing a thing
A disappearing act
Totally at home
Reflected beauty
Columbian Ground Squirrel
Happily feeding
Added for colour
Not dressed in their Sunday best
Happiness is ... playing in a puddle
Moth on a washroom window
Through the Rocky Mountains
Here one minute, gone the next
Lavendula
Through a fancy window
Colourful lichen on a bridge railing
Yellow-rumped Warbler (Audubon's)
A real treat from the weekend
Forgetmenot Pond
Police Car Moth caterpillar
Cascade Mt., Banff
Nothing but fluff
Lake Louise on a rainy day
Summer joy
Strawberries and cream fungus
Mistaya Canyon, Icefields Parkway
Impressive
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Against the cabin wall
I love the little McDougall Church, seen in the next photo posted today, especially the long, photogenic fence line leading up to it from the parking lot. These cheery Fireweed flowers were growing against the side of the small cabin that is on the site. Taken on 20 July, when my daughter and I called in, on our way to Bow Valley Provincial Park. The small, white flowers are some kind of Campion (Silene). Lots of beautiful Harebells in the area, too.
Fireweed is a native plant, growing in open forests, riverbanks and areas that have been subjected to forest fires. Especially when there is a patch of these tall plants, it makes a beautiful splash of colour. Belongs to the Evening-primrose family. Fireweed is the floral emblem of the Yukon.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chamerion_angustifolium
Fireweed is a native plant, growing in open forests, riverbanks and areas that have been subjected to forest fires. Especially when there is a patch of these tall plants, it makes a beautiful splash of colour. Belongs to the Evening-primrose family. Fireweed is the floral emblem of the Yukon.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chamerion_angustifolium
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