Those red, red rocks
A closer look
Bison Paddock, Waterton Lakes National Park
Dusky Grouse female
Sea Holly
Burrowing Owl, after the storm
Yesterday's treat
Hiding in the moss
Prince of Wales Hotel, Waterton
When the mountains turn pink
Irresistable
A change from Marmots
Almost like art
Just a little mushroom
Skiff Elevator, after the storm
Me and my shadow
Backlit
View over the Waterton Valley
Owl butterfly
McDougall Church on a sunny day
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A sight for sore eyes
A youngster having fun
Young Yellow-bellied Marmot
The Hoodoo Trail, near Drumheller
Chipmunk with Foxtail
Old Catholic Church, Dorothy
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Taveta Golden Weaver
The Hoodoo Trail
Seedpod of the Sacred Lotus
Love his glassy eyes
The beauty of low cloud
Living in a rocky world
One of two young brothers
Slime Mold
American Goldfinch
Sunset over Great Falls, US
Yellow-bellied Marmot
Taveta Golden Weaver
Silky Scorpionweed / Phacelia sericea, Pocaterra C…
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Layers of blue
If it looks close, it's because it was!
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Yesterday's storm clouds near Skiff, Alberta
Yellow-bellied Marmots
Red-tailed Hawk with tree bokeh
A touch of iridescence
Police Car Moth
The smoke breathing monster
Pika, busily feeding
Cautious mother of twins
Embracing the sun
The Kent (Superman) Farmhouse
Edelweiss
A beautiful display of Fireweed
A quick, two-second rest
What could be cuter?
Shades of brown
Broad-headed bug
The twins' Mom
Clouds over Frank Lake
One of two little fawns
Mourning Dove
Richness in nature
Erosion in Dinosaur Provincial Park
Just before it jumped
Now that's a whole lot of bull
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A fancy fungus
The Wilson's Snipe - such a fine bird
Chokecherry / Prunus virginiana
Juvenile Wilson's Phalarope
Police Car Moth and Skipper
The Avocet stretch
A look of intelligence
For a complete change of colour
Found when I was lost
Individual flower of Showy Milkweed
In need of preservation
Here comes the rain
I'm ready to eat you
So perfect
Two of a kind!
Reflected in the eye of an owl
Clasped
Gorgeous iridescent feathers
Should I stay or should I go?
Yellow on gold
Spirit
Showy Milkweed buds
My favourite Thistle
Venus Flytrap flower
An attractive Dragonfly perch
A Black Bear sighting from May
Rust fungus on Western White Clematis
Vibrant pink
Wild European Rabbit
Burrowing Owl
Baby Barn Owl : )
Middle Lake, Bow Valley Provincial Park
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Cameron Lake, Waterton
One of the roads within Waterton Lakes National Park ends at Cameron Lake. We did several drives along the various roads - this photo was taken on 27 August 2014, our second day in the park.
"At an elevation of 1646 meters (5400 ft) this picturesque alpine lake offers the pristine beauty of a remote mountain environment and is only a short drive from the Waterton Village. Getting to Cameron Lake is almost as beautiful as being there.
Drive 16 km (10 miles) along the Akamina Parkway, which is clearly marked just outside the village. Twists and turns in the road will reveal numerous rustic picnic areas. You will also drive past Oil City - Western Canada's first oil well. This is a National Historic site.
At the end of this short journey, you will feast your eyes on the stunningly beautiful views of Cameron Lake. Enjoy a picnic on the shores of this aquamarine wonder, explore the easy hiking trails that skirt the lake or rent a boat or a kayak for an even closer experience." From MyWaterton.
www.mywaterton.ca/CameronLake.cfm
"At an elevation of 1646 meters (5400 ft) this picturesque alpine lake offers the pristine beauty of a remote mountain environment and is only a short drive from the Waterton Village. Getting to Cameron Lake is almost as beautiful as being there.
Drive 16 km (10 miles) along the Akamina Parkway, which is clearly marked just outside the village. Twists and turns in the road will reveal numerous rustic picnic areas. You will also drive past Oil City - Western Canada's first oil well. This is a National Historic site.
At the end of this short journey, you will feast your eyes on the stunningly beautiful views of Cameron Lake. Enjoy a picnic on the shores of this aquamarine wonder, explore the easy hiking trails that skirt the lake or rent a boat or a kayak for an even closer experience." From MyWaterton.
www.mywaterton.ca/CameronLake.cfm
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