Bow Lake - Impressive Art
An unusual perch
Autumn cheer
Love their deep, dark eyes
Sea Buckthorn berries
Down in the creek - camouflaged
In all its purple glory
A strange looking pair
Fragile rock brake fern / Cryptogramma-stelleri
Peace and tranquility
Another treat from this morning
Hmm ... bear scat
Checking us out
Downtown Calgary from the SW
Treasure of the forest
Waiting for the first snowy day
Bird's-foot Trefoil
Armillaria mellea
Impressive Crowfoot Mt
Got to it too late
Not a thing was untouched
Hypostyle, Karnak, Egypt, 10 April 1967
Happy Halloween, everyone!
Lichens on Red Rock Coulee boulder
Glowing Sowthistle
Fall colours at the Reservoir
The birds
A different view
No more than a glimpse
From the grocery store
First day of adventure
Tiny, orange shrooms
Creepy crawly on my jacket
Pushing up through the mosses
When life hands you lemons .....
Gentians at Forgetmenot Pond
Light through the storm clouds
Beauty on a log
Pennycress seedpod / Thlaspi arvense
A beautiful pair
Swallowtail
Ruddy reflection
Looking west from the Reservoir
Calgary colour
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Bolete sp.


This is one of the fungi we came across on 24 August 2013, when a small group of us went on a Fungus Foray at West Bragg Creek, Kananaskis, W of Calgary. This was one of the very few times I got out this summer/fall to look for fungi. Hoping that next year will be a better year as far as finding mushrooms is concerned : )
Thanks to Ken Dies for the ID, Suillus tomentosus. Another ID suggestion was Boletus subtomentosus, given by Karel Bergmann of Calgary, who examined this particular specimen in the field.
A useful article on identifying the various Boletes in Alberta:
www.laughablenews.com/albertamycologicalsociety/images/documents/articles/boletes_alberta.pdf
Thanks to Ken Dies for the ID, Suillus tomentosus. Another ID suggestion was Boletus subtomentosus, given by Karel Bergmann of Calgary, who examined this particular specimen in the field.
A useful article on identifying the various Boletes in Alberta:
www.laughablenews.com/albertamycologicalsociety/images/documents/articles/boletes_alberta.pdf
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