Field Horsetail / Equisetum arvense
Red-berried Elder / Sambucus pubens
Yellow-headed Blackbird
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Cinnamon Teal
Need colour, need sun
Redhead female
Jelly fungus
Cloudless Sulphur / Phoebis sennae
Wood Duck pair
Prairie Buttercup
Peony
Spider guarding its eggs
American Coot
Smooth Blue Beardtongue / Penstemon nitidus
Gray Catbird Dumetella carolinensis
Scouring Rush strobilus
Half-free Morel mushroom / Morchella semilibera
Nostalgia
Hungry Muskrat
Western Tanager
Early Blue Violet
American Robin on nest
Scaup
Bad hair day
Little fluff balls
Grecian Shoemaker, Catonephele numilia
Splash of colour in the woods
One of two
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Pretty in pink
Blue Morpho
Ruddy Duck
When Eagles bow their heads
Tropical cheer
Red-winged Blackbird female
The uphill battle of life
Protea flower details
Red-necked Grebe
Towards the light - may you rest in peace, dear Ji…
More than their fair share of pattern
Tranquility
A quick pose or two and off he flew
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Exquisite


I am in love with these tiny flowers! I had heard the name "Hoya" for many years, but had no idea of the miniature beauty to be found behind that name. A cluster of these tiny, tropical flowers forms a ball shape at the end of a very long vine stem. I think the contrast between the "fleece" star and the shiny, "pearl" centre is totally exquisite.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoya
I got soaked almost to the skin on a walk at Votier's Flats, Fish Creek Park, yesterday morning, and came home with just one photo worth keeping (of a Common Raven feeding two young in the nest, built high up on a railway bridge). It's raining again this morning so, even though I got up early for another walk, I changed my mind : )
Hmmm ... Flickr hiccups.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoya
I got soaked almost to the skin on a walk at Votier's Flats, Fish Creek Park, yesterday morning, and came home with just one photo worth keeping (of a Common Raven feeding two young in the nest, built high up on a railway bridge). It's raining again this morning so, even though I got up early for another walk, I changed my mind : )
Hmmm ... Flickr hiccups.
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