Showing its age
Care for a cup o' tea?
Old prairie homestead
Hungry Pine Siskin
Lily macro
Thoughts of summer
Mom's coming!
Unidentified Moth
Leaf patterns
Bow Valley Ranch, Fish Creek Park
Can you feel the warmth
An accidental shot
Barn beauty
Sparrow species
Canoeing on Bow Lake
Summer joy
American Three-toed Woodpecker
Delicate winter beauty
Contrasting textures
Old brass exposure meter
Happy Valentine's Day, everyone!
The fake snowflake
Pink Shrubby Cinquefoil
Brant grain elevator
One quick shot
Winter outside the city
The beauty of golden stubble
A quick, backwards glance
Gray Jay in winter
Strawberries and cream fungus
Mistaya Canyon, Icefields Parkway
-30C windchill ... need colour!
Winter shadows
Time for a snack
One of these things is not like the others
Little church in the foothills
Concentration
A winter moment
Gotta love those Chickadees
Old and new on the prairies
Summer's glow
One of yesterday's treasures
Fluffed up for winter
Seven-spotted Ladybug larva
When the light catches
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This photo looks so much better on a black background! Yesterday was a day of huge responsibility! My youngest daughter wanted (i.e. desperately wanted!) to see her very first Snowy Owl. So, off we went, SE of the city. I took her to various areas where Snowy Owls had been seen on 25 January, when I went there with friends and we saw 8 Snowy Owls and 8 Great Horned Owls. Nothing, absolutely nothing! All we managed to find was a flock of Horned Larks and a handful of Ravens. If nothing else, my daughter has now seen just how difficult it usually is to find a Snowy : ) Of course, we were happy to stop and photograph a number of old barns and homesteads during the day, and the distant, magnificent Rocky Mountains were almost always in view over the golden stubble fields. We also stopped to look at two old, very similar grain elevators - Herronton and Brant. Recently, I did post a photo of the one at Herronton. Four or five hours later, we called in at the Saskatoon Farm on the way home and drowned our disappointment in a delicious meal. Their food is so good! Passed a few of these Sunflowers there and, of course, couldn't resist taking a few photos. A most enjoyable day, even if we didn't see a Snowy.
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