Beautiful wing pattern
Preparing the meal
Shootingstar
Spotted Sandpiper
Prairie Coneflower
A delightful find
Osprey on the nest
White Prairie-clover
River Beauty
Among the dhows, Doha seafront, Qatar, 1967
Maltese Cross
Bluebird of happiness
Drummond's Thistle
Who's watching who - or is it whom?
Catching the light
Sunshine turned to rain - again
Wolf's Milk slime / Lycogala epidendrum
Such a cute little guy
Back of the Ruler's Palace, Doha, 1967
Rare Three-toed Woodpecker
Blanket of gold
Riccia cavernosa Liverwort, S1
Gumweed
Tree Frog Campervan
Num-Ti-Jah Lodge, Bow Lake
Golden-mantled Ground Squirrel
Black Bear feeding on Canada Buffaloberries
Qatari children, Doha, 17 Feb 1967
A beautiful place to reflect
Pressia quadrata Liverwort
Food fit for a Bear
Love of Lilies
Tomato market in Doha suq, Qatar, 1967
Wildlife at Reader Rock Garden
Beauty beneath
Purple Prairie-clover
Part of the Old Fort, Doha, Qatar, 1966-67
One
Doha seafront, Qatar, 17 February 1967
Common or Great Mullein / Verbascum thapsus
Staring match
Coral Fungus
Shark on Sidewinder oil rig, Doha, Qatar, 1966
A safe place to hide
Horseshoe Canyon, Alberta
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On 10 August 2013, I went with friend Sandy to Bow Lake, in Banff National Park. It is located along Highway 93, the Icefields Parkway, said to be the most beautiful, scenic highway in the world. She had seen a tiny Liverwort (non-vascular plant) maybe a week earlier on a different trip and wanted to go back to check it at a later stage, and asked if I'd like to go with her. How lucky I am! She had hoped that it might be a particular rare species, but as it turned out, it wasn't. Still an interesting species to add to the list of flora and fauna for the area. We walked very slowly along the Bow Glacier Trail, which runs along the right hand edge of the lake, searching for anything of interest and beauty. This is where I took this photo, almost looking into the sun, but still turned out OK. Couldn't have wished for more effective clouds and their reflection : ) Later in the day, none of the views looked as beautiful as they did in the earlier morning light. We went as far as the second rock fall, but didn't hike up to the Bow Glacier Falls. I had only ever once been to Bow Lake (that I remember), and that was 30+ years ago, but I had always longed to go back. Many, many years ago, I did an oil painting of just the area in the centre of this photo.
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