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Mallard pair at Mallard Point
Transformation of a preening owl
Looking into the sun
A patchwork of lichens
Almost impossible to find
Gathering food for the winter
Tree Swallow
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A different pose
Highly invasive Caragana
A red prairie barn
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Is this a Snowy Owl feather?
Cowboy mural, Blackie, Alberta
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What kind of fly am I?
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Hiding in a cavity
Our beautiful Foothills
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Columbian Ground Squirrel
Old Catholic Church, Dorothy
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No two are the same
Sitting in the middle of the lake
You can always count on the Chickadees
Weird and wonderful Badland erosion
Sora
Snowy Owl and pellet
The old and the new
Common Goldeneye
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Slime Mold
Slime Molds are so difficult to see, often no more than a very small, coloured smear on a log, so I was very happy when I actually found this one when I spent a bit of time at Brown-Lowery Provincial Park, SW of Calgary, on 4 August 2012. Needless to say, a macro shot. There were disappointingly few fungi that I found in the forest that day, compared to two and three years ago.
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