A little touch of sunshine

A mass of these beautiful, but invasive, Oxeye Daisies was growing near the Castle Mountain Internment Camp memorial, in Banff National Park. Taken on our way to Bow Lake on 10 August 2013.

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Treasa Ui Cionaodha, Puzzler4879, , LeapFrog have particularly liked this photo

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LeapFrog

We have many of these, but not in abundance and seen to co-exist with other wildflowers ... and I am not too sure what they displaced as they grow and what benefits these may have to other wildlife?? Superb lighting and details Anne ... impressive clarity too!! Well taken ...

11 years ago.

Puzzler4879

Exquisite and spectacular, Anne!
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11 years ago.

Puzzler4879

Enjoyed again in www.ipernity.com/group/singleflower.

11 years ago.

Puzzler4879

Me again, and this is still super!
This time seen and enjoyed in "! MACRO FLOWERS."
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11 years ago.

Jan

amazing light and lustre

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11 years ago.

Treasa Ui Cionaodha

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Wonderful capture of this floral subject. Up there with the very very best. Well done Anne. Regards Tess.

11 years ago.

Stan Askew ^club

wow ... perfect !!!
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11 years ago.

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