Andrew Trundlewagon's photos
St Bruno Chicakdee 3 DSC 1936
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We stopped for snacks along the trail and a tiny chickadee came to see what we were eating, no doubt hoping for some left-overs. They are lovely little birds but tough, being one of the few species to stay all year and brave the bruising winter weather.
St Bruno Deer DSC 1885
St Bruno skullcap2 DSC 1959
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Skullcaps (Scutellaria) growing close to a lake. These are small wildflowers (flower about 1.5cm) that habitually grow near water. The small swelling on the upper surface is supposed to resemble a skullcap, although to me it looks more like the dome on the head of a dolphin.
running on air 2b IMG 20180711 172356
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Running on air. An acrobat street performer, part of the Just for Laughs festival, Montreal.
Odin figure ROM 2017 IMG 20180331 131115
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A bronze figure of the god Odin, from the Viking exhibition at the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, originally from Sweden. (Taken with a cell phone pressed against the glass case).
hyssop and bee-a--DSC 1149
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A bumblebee visiting the flowers of anise hyssop (Agastache foeniculum). They are very fond of these flowers, returning ceaselessly from early morning until late afternoon. Anise hyssop is a native wildflower of eastern North America, but these are garden flowers which we planted last year and which are doing very well.
marlene deitrich
kew DSC 0235
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Not where you might think. These monks were in the newly renovated Temperate Greenhouse, Kew Gardens in London.
Ile bonaventure DSC 5221
Monarda July 2018 DSC 0807
Ile bonaventure CSC 5530
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A pair of gannets. The neck rubbing is part of their bonding rituals. Île Bonaventure, Percé, Gaspé, Québec
Ile bonaventure common murres DSC 5345
Ile Bonaventure gannet DSC 5422
iris versicolor v2 DSC 5765
Perce DSC 5248
Perce pine grosbeak MONT ST ANNESDSC 5495 x
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A pine grosbeak, a large finch, seen along side the trail to the top of Mout Sainte Anne, Perce Geopark, Gaspe, Quebec.
forillon day three south sector walk DSC 5112
Eastern eyed click beetle A DSC 4741
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An eastern eyed click beetle (the huge eyespots are false, the true eyes are small and on the head).The lighting effect was an accident caused by the beetle walking onto an metallic panel, which reflected back the light from the camera flash. Alaus oculatus,
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