Wild Sarsaparilla / Aralia nudicaulis
Splashes of colour
Tightly packed
Misted Sacred Lotus leaf
Tropical flower
Watching
Viceroy butterfly / Limenitis archippus
Beneath the veil
Deer Fly
A little garden corner
Asparagus berry
The stare
Smooth landing
Fine and fancy
Sausage Tree flower / Kigelia africana
Glorious fall colours in Larch Valley
Any mushroom is welcome
Think pink
Sacred Lotus bud
Larch Valley, Banff National Park
Red bokeh
Puffballs
A sign of the season
Blurry ... but I like it
Let the sun shine
Curling tendril
A strange fungus
Colours of fall
Ruffled
Undulating clouds
Purple-flowering Raspberry / Rubus odoratus
The changing seasons
A little different
Dark-morph Swainson's Hawk juvenile
Up close and personal
House Sparrow portrait
Fireweed and Aspen
Yesterday's highlight : )
Double-crested Cormorants
Sweet-flowered Androsace / Androsace chamaejasme
Shootingstar / Dodecatheon
Great Blue Heron / Ardea herodias
Skippers on Lupine
Nature's artwork
Pretty little mushroom caps
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Flamingo Flower / Anthurium
One of several beautiful pink Flamingo Flowers at the Calgary Zoo. They are much smaller than shown in this macro photo. Taken on September 26th.
"The colorful, solitary spathe is a showy modified bract that can be somewhat leathery in texture. Anthurium grown for the florist trade generally have highly coloured spathes and spadices. There are no flowers on the spathe as is sometimes thought; flowers are found solely on the spadix. The spathe can vary in color from pale green to white, rose, orange or shiny red (such as A. andrenaum)."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthurium
"The colorful, solitary spathe is a showy modified bract that can be somewhat leathery in texture. Anthurium grown for the florist trade generally have highly coloured spathes and spadices. There are no flowers on the spathe as is sometimes thought; flowers are found solely on the spadix. The spathe can vary in color from pale green to white, rose, orange or shiny red (such as A. andrenaum)."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthurium
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