Yellow Columbine
A cute little cluster
Predator with prey
Lovage / Levisticum officinale
Mushroom in a wonderfully lush setting
The one-legged stance
A fun find
A garden in the forest
Young Spruce Grouse
A brief moment's rest
A family of textured caps
Conserving heat
Exploring the forest
Fine 'threads' of a mushroom veil
Picked for demonstration purposes - Honey Mushroom…
Yellow-rumped Warbler
Aspen Roughstem Bolete / Leccinum insigne
Sainfoin / Onobrychis viciifolia
Breaking through the storm clouds
Texture
Mom and her spotted twins
False Morel fungus
Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Swainson's Hawk female, dark-phase
Yellow Avens / Geum aleppicum
Swainson's Hawk male, light phase
Pinedrops / Pterospora - rare
Mustard White butterfly / Pieris oleracea
Handsome male Bobolink / Dolichonyx oryzivorus
Fungi family
Delicate wild Rose
Geometry can be such a challenge
Looking beautiful
Popular with the flies
One of my favourite meadows
A gathering of female Bighorn Sheep
Northern Gentian
Young Spruce Grouse
Northern Willowherb / Epilobium ciliatum
A bright splash of blue in August
Bighorn Sheep - she's a beauty
Mt. Buller, Buller Pond, Kananaskis
Golden-mantled Ground Squirrel
The cutest little furball
Female Spruce Grouse with one of her young
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Cream and wine-coloured
I posted this as my 'main' photo today.
Worn and tattered, but this little mushroom caught my eye, partly because of the remaining wine-colour on her rotting cap, and also because I liked the setting.
About two weeks ago, on 17 August 2016, I drove my painfully noisy vehicle for just a very short distance, as far as a local park. Each year, I tend to visit the area to look for any mushrooms, and I knew that I just couldn't miss a quick visit. Found a few fungi to photograph, so I was happy. I think this is the first photo I've posted from this short outing.
Then I remembered that I had found mushrooms in a different part of the park in other years, so two days later, I risked an even shorter drive to see what I could find. Everywhere was very dry and I saw quite a few shrivelled fungi. Luckily, I came across a few that were fresher and worth photographing. So dark in the forest and many photos were not as sharp as I would have liked.
At the end of the second trip, I sat at a picnic table near the parking lot and kept an eye on all the large holes in the ground, made by Richardson's Ground Squirrels. I was just about ready to give up, when I happened to look down close to my feet and there was one solitary 'Gopher' three or four feet away from me. They are such fun to watch.
Note: I collected my new car yesterday afternoon, so now can start getting used to the overwhelming complexity of all the controls - so very different from my old 1999 vehicle! Feel totally exhausted after this whole experience!
Worn and tattered, but this little mushroom caught my eye, partly because of the remaining wine-colour on her rotting cap, and also because I liked the setting.
About two weeks ago, on 17 August 2016, I drove my painfully noisy vehicle for just a very short distance, as far as a local park. Each year, I tend to visit the area to look for any mushrooms, and I knew that I just couldn't miss a quick visit. Found a few fungi to photograph, so I was happy. I think this is the first photo I've posted from this short outing.
Then I remembered that I had found mushrooms in a different part of the park in other years, so two days later, I risked an even shorter drive to see what I could find. Everywhere was very dry and I saw quite a few shrivelled fungi. Luckily, I came across a few that were fresher and worth photographing. So dark in the forest and many photos were not as sharp as I would have liked.
At the end of the second trip, I sat at a picnic table near the parking lot and kept an eye on all the large holes in the ground, made by Richardson's Ground Squirrels. I was just about ready to give up, when I happened to look down close to my feet and there was one solitary 'Gopher' three or four feet away from me. They are such fun to watch.
Note: I collected my new car yesterday afternoon, so now can start getting used to the overwhelming complexity of all the controls - so very different from my old 1999 vehicle! Feel totally exhausted after this whole experience!
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