The work of ants
Boreal Chorus Frog
Popp(y)ing off the page
Different!
Magpies
Waste not ....
A real stunner
Barn Swallows
Harebells
Pretty near perfect
Bright and beautiful
Monster of the woods
Menzies' Catchfly
Timothy grass
Coral Fungus
Beetle on Lupine
Police Car Moth
Sundew magic
Kiss me ...
Lichens
Climbing to Plateau Mountain
Perfection in small size
Rocky Mountain Sandwort / Minuartia austromontana
Hey, Mom - it was MY turn!
In the light
Maybe an Edith's Checkerspot
Heart-leaved Arnica/Arnica cordifolia
Tiny Spotted Coralroot flower
Eastern Kingbird
Fireweed
Horsetail/Equisetum
Northern Bedstraw
Tree Swallow nest
Iris
Lacewing
Barrier Lake, Kananaskis
Bleeding Heart
Split gill
Western Toad
Such a cutie
Red Paintbrush / Castilleja miniata
Small-flowered Sand-Verbena
Rosy Pussytoes/Antennaria rosea
There's hope yet
Southern Red-backed Vole
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Oops, very little was caught in focus in this image, but I wanted to show the circle of tiny green hearts and the two insects that I captured inside this small wildflower. This is a supermacro shot of a single White Camas flower, taken out at Cobble Flats, Kananaskis, off Elbow Falls Trail. Can you believe I didn't notice the tiny blue insect when I was actually trying to take the photo? I was too concerned with trying to keep the flower within my viewfinder - a dull and windy day.
This greenish white flower grows in a flower cluster, and each flower is 14-20 mm (roughly half to three-quarters of an inch) wide. A native plant that grows in dry to moist meadows and open woods, blooming June-July.
Got home about an hour ago, after a lovely (though a little too warm for me) day botanizing part of the beautiful land belonging to Angela Cumberland and Patrick Brennan. This lies to the north west of the city and was a mix of forest, open meadows and a "bog". This family very generously supplied a delicious Chili and salad lunch for us, too! What an absolute treat - and many thanks from all of us!! Hope you will find the eventual list of flora and fauna observed today interesting and useful : ) Thanks so much for allowing us to explore your property!
Oh, and on the way home, we stopped in Cochrane for one of their famous ice-creams ; )
This greenish white flower grows in a flower cluster, and each flower is 14-20 mm (roughly half to three-quarters of an inch) wide. A native plant that grows in dry to moist meadows and open woods, blooming June-July.
Got home about an hour ago, after a lovely (though a little too warm for me) day botanizing part of the beautiful land belonging to Angela Cumberland and Patrick Brennan. This lies to the north west of the city and was a mix of forest, open meadows and a "bog". This family very generously supplied a delicious Chili and salad lunch for us, too! What an absolute treat - and many thanks from all of us!! Hope you will find the eventual list of flora and fauna observed today interesting and useful : ) Thanks so much for allowing us to explore your property!
Oh, and on the way home, we stopped in Cochrane for one of their famous ice-creams ; )
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