Andrew Trundlewagon's photos
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lupin bee DSC 9243
garden aquilega side bed DSC 9407
st bruno november 2020 deer DSC 7900 X
woodpecker st bruno April 2021 DSC 8736
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A male hairy woodpecker (Pic chevelu; Leuconotopicus villosus) in the woods, St. Bruno, Quebec.
frog and spawn city park DSC 8940
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A certain sign of Spring, the frogs are spawning. A Northern leopard frog with spawn (Lithobates pipiens or Rana pipiens/ Grenouille léopard)
duck on ice DSC 8722
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Ducks are supposed to fly South for winter, but there was a small group that might not have read the memo and stayed all through the year.
Snow white st bruno DSC 0010-A
snow white evil queen DSC 0013
danger due to DSC 0961
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More forbidding signs of the times; Danger due to.....fill in the blank.
links to www.ipernity.com/doc/319515/50669654
Forbidding signs-DSC 8658
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The forbidding signs: No swimming, no fishing, no touching, no kissing, no dancing, no dining, no whining....
ice duck st bruno ice CSC 8382
squirrel waiting for peanutDSC 8003
red finches home november 2020 DSC 7987 2
redpoll DSC 8711
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A redpoll (sizerin flammé, Carduelis flammea)- visiting the garden. These are tough little characters. They spend summer in the cold of the Arctic and come down here for the winter.
house face DSC 5803a
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A face emerges from the barn. What stories could it tell, what does it want to say? From a boat trip along the river Stour in Canterbury.
Called 'Bulkhead', this was created by Rick Kirby in 2003. It is outside the Marlowe theatre and was inspired by a line from Marlowe’s Faust about Helen of Troy, “the face that launched a thousand ships.” It is made from scrap metal taken from ships along the Kent coast.
st bruno 6 march frisky squirrels DSC 8614
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Snow is still on the ground but the first real sign of Spring; two frisky red squirrels chasing one another.
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The Old Mill/ le Vieux Moulin, St. Bruno. The first watermill was built in 1725, and rebuilt in the 1760s. It is open to the public on weekends as a tea salon accessible only by hiking, or, in winter, by skiing or snowshoeing.
