St Bruno virginia saxifrage DSC 2600
Blossom on red
Farm dog
geel
may reflection by the river
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Akeman Street
feeding the swan
What insect is this (on my car)? Mosquito sp.?
Richardson's Ground Squirrel / Urocitellus richard…
Young Richardson's Ground Squirrel / Urocitellus r…
Eared Grebe / Podiceps nigricollis
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Frank Lake bird blind
Yellow-headed Blackbird / Xanthocephalus xanthocep…
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SH 12/50: Straatmuzikant - Street musician
Common Grackle after a bath
Lesser Scaup male / Aythya affinis
Lesser Scaup male / Aythya affinis
Lesser Scaup male / Aythya affinis
Lesser Scaup male / Aythya affinis
st bruno marsh marigold DSC 2809
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Daffodil Cluster
Goldfinch
Goldfinch
Baltimore Oriole / Icterus galbula
Western Tanager / Piranga ludoviciana
Lamb
Der Weg durch's Grüne
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un mare primaverile
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Jericho Wharf still fenced off
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St Mary's Church in spring
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st bruno red trilliun
Red trillium (Trille rouge, Trillium erectum) grows on the forest floor as a spring ephemeral before the leaves of the trees are fully open and block the light. The flowers are pollenated by flies and are said to smell of rotting meat, (for which reason they are sometimes called stinking Benjamins), although I have not noticed this. The outer coat of the seeds is very attractive to ants, which carry them to their nests, and in this way distribute the seeds through the forest. Unfortunately the plants are equally attractive to deer, and a recent explosion of deer numbers in the locality has diminished the numbers of trilliums that can be seen each spring.
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