Andrew Trundlewagon's photos
garden rabbit DSC 9949 edited edited
St Bruno hairy woodpecker 2 DSC 9934 edited edited
october bee and rosemary-DSC 9725
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A bee sampling the rosemary; late in October, so probably the last bee for many months to come. It is easy to see how well the rosemary flowers are shaped to welcome the incoming traffic.
DSC 9979
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The weather has been unusually warm lately. Yesterday I saw a butterfly (very unusual for the end of October). The roses are taking full advantage of the warmth. This is a Bonica rose, and it is always the last to continue flowering into the late Fall.
deer DSC 9612 edited
st vruno leaves DSC 9273 edited 2
st bruno leaves DSC 9094 edited
jack-o-lantern-DSC 7725 edited
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Jack-o-lantern mushrooms (Omphalotus olearius) growing at the base of tree. They are poisonous and supposedly bioluminescent, but I have never seen it glow.
st bruno leaves DSC 9295
St bruno ghost plant DSC 4872 edited
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From earlier in the year. These are ghost plants, (or ghost pipes, Indian pipes or corpse plants; Monotropa uniflora). They are parasitic on fungi that live in symbiotic relationship with trees, (often beech trees), and come above ground only briefly to flower. Lacking chlorophyll, they are completely white.
DSC 9194
autumn colours and geese DSC 9115
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The season is changing, leaves are turning and the geese are gathering to fly South
viceroy DSC 7717 edited
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A viceroy butterfly (Limenitis archippus). It looks very similar to the better-known Monarch butterfly, both advertising to predators that they taste bad. Viceroys are smaller than Monarchs with a strong black line through the hind wings, and, unlike Monarchs, they do not migrate.
woodpecker downy st bruno sept 2022 DSC 8407 edite…
IMG 20220917 205622
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A mourning Dove showing it's "angel" wings. According to internet there are about 475 million mourning doves in N. America, so more doves than people.
DSC 6281
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From earlier in the year; a yellow rose (Topaz jewel) after a rain shower. It has a strong perfume and blooms yellow but fades almost to white after a day or two . For years it stopped flowering at all, and I was close to digging it out, but it has come back to life. Some kind of pest has got at the leaves though, and stripped them.
DSC 6390 edited-x
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Spiders (Araneus diadematus) in a mating dance. The male is on the left, the female above. She was not receptive and chased him away.
DSC 7162
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