White-tailed Buck, 10-pointer
Beautiful Bald Eagles
Tightly shut
Another glimpse into the past
Lily perfection
Julia Heliconian / Dryas iulia
He: Honey, I'm home - She: what took you so long?
Magic in the mist
Second best
Perfection in nature
Take-off
Poppy burst
Abandoned
Heliconia
Afternoon nap
Ageless beauty
Snow Bunting
Happy Valentine's Day
Sweet temptation
A different kind of perch
Happy Valentine's Day
Cradled in softness
Shaggy
Mocker Swallowtail / Papilio dardanus
Tiny cluster
Eyes wide open
Sun sparkles and ice
Mid-winter colours
Cutely curious
A pleasant memory
Common Redpoll
One day less till spring and summer
Male Downy Woodpecker putting on a display
Emma Neal and babies, taken in 1914
Banded Orange / Dryadula phaetusa
Sunlit, distant beauty
Raymond Nadeau's lichens
Sacred Lotus / Nelumbo nucifera
And up comes the pellet
Baby Anne
Shadows and light on ice
Fall colour bokeh
I'm not getting MY feet cold and wet
White-tailed Jackrabbit / Lepus townsendii
My paternal Great Grandmother
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Taken on a very overcast day, January 29th, when friends Ron and Trish very kindly invited me to go along with them to look for Snowy Owls NE and E of the city. The top of a power pole seems to be a favourite perching spot for these magnificent birds, unfortunately : ) Not sure if this is a female or a juvenile.
An interesting webpage, about sexing and aging of Snowy Owls:
www.birds.cornell.edu/crows/snowy.htm
Stuck at home for the day, as my vehicle is getting a service today. Just after 8:00 a.m., my phone rang and I always dread hearing back from the service people, expecting a long list of repairs or needed replacements that they have "discovered", ha. This time, there was just one thing - the trailing arm bushings (i.e. axle) are badly cracked/torn. Also told that my tires are very worn, which I had expected, so I guess I had better do a bit of research and then head off in the next few days to a nearby place that I have used before - they have an excellent reputation. A good job that our roads have been clear of snow and ice most of the winter.
An interesting webpage, about sexing and aging of Snowy Owls:
www.birds.cornell.edu/crows/snowy.htm
Stuck at home for the day, as my vehicle is getting a service today. Just after 8:00 a.m., my phone rang and I always dread hearing back from the service people, expecting a long list of repairs or needed replacements that they have "discovered", ha. This time, there was just one thing - the trailing arm bushings (i.e. axle) are badly cracked/torn. Also told that my tires are very worn, which I had expected, so I guess I had better do a bit of research and then head off in the next few days to a nearby place that I have used before - they have an excellent reputation. A good job that our roads have been clear of snow and ice most of the winter.
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