Dying Venus
Doris Longwing / Laparus doris viridis
Lily of a different colour
Swaying in the breeze
Vibrant
At least someone likes Goat's-beard
Frozen
The jaws of death
Memories of spring
Striated Iron Pyrites cube
Invasiveness
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Columbine
Fall, last year
Stripes
Hiding in a hollow tree stump
Dainty pastels
Crystals, but not ice
1 + 1 = 2
Red-winged Blackbird female
Coconut Lime
When fields blossomed
Like a conical Asian hat
One of my favourite things
Blue-winged Teal / Anas discors
Iris and bokeh
Elegance of the Common Grackle
A bunch of polypores
Needing the red
Little glimmer of light
Vibrant weed
On marbled waters
Two little visitors
Wandering Garter Snake / Thamnophis elegans vagran…
Cow Parsnip seed
Matching the sky
Christmas Cactus
Yellow Lady's-slipper / Cypripedium parviflorum
Red - to brighten my photostream
Red-necked Grebe / Podiceps grisegena
One of my favourite fungi
Yellow-headed Blackbird / Xanthocephalus xanthocep…
Blowing in the wind
Sibbaldia / Sibbaldia procumbens
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Half-free Morel / Morchella semilibera


This was a brand new fungus for me when we found it at Votier's Flats in Fish Creek Park, on May 30th.
"Half-free morels are easily separated from other morels by cutting them in half, lengthwise. The cap of the half-free morel is attached to the stem half way (more or less; "one-third to two-thirds" might be more accurate), so that a substantial portion hangs free like a skirt. Other true morels have caps that are (again, more or less) completely attached to the stem--while false morels in the genus Verpa have caps that hang completely free, like a thimble placed on a pencil eraser."
www.mushroomexpert.com/morchella_half-free.html
"Half-free morels are easily separated from other morels by cutting them in half, lengthwise. The cap of the half-free morel is attached to the stem half way (more or less; "one-third to two-thirds" might be more accurate), so that a substantial portion hangs free like a skirt. Other true morels have caps that are (again, more or less) completely attached to the stem--while false morels in the genus Verpa have caps that hang completely free, like a thimble placed on a pencil eraser."
www.mushroomexpert.com/morchella_half-free.html
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