Herper friend with Wood Frog (and fly)
The old barn at the Ellis Bird Farm
Entrance to the Ellis Bird Farm
Purple Martins / Progne subis
A colourful little corner
Bee nesting box
Lots of 'bling'
Farm seed elevator, Ellis Bird Farm, Alberta
Purple Martin condominium
Made my day : )
Gaillardia on red
White-crowned Sparrow / Zonotrichia leucophrys
Collecting food for his babies
Busy Barn Swallow
Dame's rocket
I'm baaack ...
Red-necked Grebe
Great Horned Owl owlet, Ellis Bird Farm
Time to preen
Camouflaged Wood Frog
Treat of the day - Black Morel
Male and female Purple Martins / Progne subis
Wilson's Snipe hiding in the grass
Little treasures on a log
Tree Swallow female
Flowers of spring
Le Conte's Sparrow
American Robin male
Great Gray Owl in a field of Dandelions
American Goldfinch male
Baby fluff
Striped Coralroot / Corallorhiza striata
Tiny House Wren / Troglodytes aedon
One of yesterday's two Great Gray Owls
Rose-breasted Grosbeak
A little fungi family
A house to match
Is this a Pink?
Haute cuisine - Frog's Legs for supper
Showing off for the females
Ring-necked Pheasant at the end of the day
No wonder there are so many Savannah Sparrows : )
Snake's head fritillary / Fritillaria meleagris
On the fence
Finely iridescent
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The purity of white


Photographed this beautiful flower at the Reader Rock Garden late afternoon on 25 June 2014. Drove there on my way home from a volunteer shift, as I wasn't all that far away. The sky had darkened and I was expecting it to rain by the time I got there, but the sun came out (along with the wind). Not sure of the ID for this daisy-like flower.
The gorgeous Himalayan Blue Poppies were in bloom, too. It is always a joy to see these beautiful, large Poppies, though they seem to grow in the shade, and I never find them easy to photograph. Apparently, they are not easy to grow, either.
The gorgeous Himalayan Blue Poppies were in bloom, too. It is always a joy to see these beautiful, large Poppies, though they seem to grow in the shade, and I never find them easy to photograph. Apparently, they are not easy to grow, either.
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