Decorated wall, Saskatoon Farm
Before harvest time
Always love a cow skull
So perfect
Gentle or aggressive?
Western Meadowlark
Here comes the rain
In need of preservation
Baby Coots are so cute
Found when I was lost
For a complete change of colour
Deer in Foxtails
The Avocet stretch
Juvenile Wilson's Phalarope
One of its favourite perches
Mourning Dove
Clouds over Frank Lake
Shades of brown
What big feet you have
The Kent (Superman) Farmhouse
I see a Sora
A touch of iridescence
At the end of the rainbow
Pure joy
Hiding in the grasses
Burrowing Owl, after the storm
Juvenile Red-winged Blackbird
Young Burrowing Owl
Magrath grain elevator
A gobbler for Turkey Day
Blue on blue
Teapots and fall reflections
A view from The Saskatoon Farm
Lost as the sun sets
Gorgeous iridescent feathers
Here today, maybe gone tomorrow
Into the great unknown
In contrast to pain and suffering
Juvenile European Starling
European Starling juvenile
Eared Grebe with young one
White-faced Ibis - very rare in Alberta
Driving in a sea of gold
I saw a Sora
Vesper Sparrow
Into the sun
Western Kingbird
Dad on the pylon
Soon to crumble
Textures
Distant Snow Geese
Eared Grebe
Clouds over Frank Lake
Our wonderful Alberta skies
Eared Grebe
Keeping an eye on things
Pink and perfect
I love Dandelions
A tiny, speckled find
A cheery trio
A sky bursting with clouds
Wind-ruffled feathers
Five Swans a-swimming
One of three grain elevators at Mossleigh
Birders, doing what they do best
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This Yellow-headed Blackbird was seen at Frank Lake, when I spent the day (24 May 2014) with my youngest daughter, driving SE of the city, checking a familiar spot or two in the morning. A pair of Great Horned Owlets were where we had hoped they would still be. I had hoped to find a White-faced Ibis to show my daughter – various friends had been seeing and photographing them from fairly close. We bumped into friend, Greg, at the birding blind, and I had just told him that I was hoping to find an Ibis. I had barely got the words out when Greg swung round and pointed way up, saying: “You mean, like that one?” I'm sure I would have missed it. So, at least my daughter saw one, even if just a distant bird. Thanks, Greg! As you can see from my photo, the air was filled with flying insects, and not pleasant to be in.
After driving along a few of the backroads, we then went to the Saskatoon Farm for a delicious lunch and to wander round the greenhouses and gift shop. A weekend day is perhaps not the best time to go – or should I say that a weekday would probably be quieter.
After driving along a few of the backroads, we then went to the Saskatoon Farm for a delicious lunch and to wander round the greenhouses and gift shop. A weekend day is perhaps not the best time to go – or should I say that a weekday would probably be quieter.
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