You think I can't see you?
Trying to shine
Here's looking at you...
A free handout
Columbine
Biggest of them all
Vertigo
It's me again
I'm her man
In reverse
Dishevelled
Excuse my back
Static
Beer belly
Winter pose
One more Chickadee, of course
Upside down
Everyday yellow
Little red bug
A hairy male
Lady in waiting
A change of shape
Wind-blown
Golden tinge
Breaking through
OK, I'll pose
Hello, little lady
Coming or going
Fringed
I'm a good looking male
Oh, no - grey hairs!
Garden flowers, page 2
Three
One
Two
Six
Five
Four
Birds of Alberta 2, page 6
OXO
Painted Lady
Summer (not winter) Blues
Perched
Breathless
The colour of dreams
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A strange place to be


On a walk this morning, a friend spotted this Great Horned Owl half way down the bank of the Bow River, by a sewer outflow. We always see owls sitting in trees, so we were puzzled as to why this one was where it was. Everyone came to the agreement that that couldn't be an owl's egg in front of the bird. Too small - yet, I Googled this and read that in fact the egg of a Great Horned Owl isn't very big (just over 2" long, if I remember correctly). I will HAVE to go and check and see if it is still there tomorrow! Anyone have any ideas about this?
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