Andrew Trundlewagon's photos
St Bruno DEER APPLES DSC 0693
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Part of the land in the provincial park where this was taken was once owned by monks who kept orchards here. Some of the trees (or perhaps their descendants) still grow here semi-wild, and the wind-falls provide an abundant late summer harvest for the local deer who feast on the fallen fruit.
Hawthorn_DSC 0665
sticky sage-2023 DSC 9155
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Sticky sage (Salvia glutinosa), a very aromatic plant with a slight lemon fragrance, grows very well in the shade. Popular with the bees.
Rain coming MG 20230831 190438
DSC 0353
IMG 20230831 190557
Grasshopper_DSC 9852
DSC 9771
Yellow pond Lilly DSC 9908
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A yellow pond Lilly. For years I couldn't understand why I never saw one fully open, only to learn that this is as open as they get.
Ghost plant DSC 9773
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These are the flowers of the ghost plant, sometimes called ghost pipes or Indian pipes (Monotropa uniflora). It is a parasitic flower that feeds on underground fungi, and so has no need for chlorophyll or sunlight, hence the almost pure white stems and flowers. It grows in dark woods
Grasshopper DSC 9620
metallic bee in rose DSC 9484
red admiral visitor echinacea DSC 7980
Hyssop_IMG 20230816 202103
Storm and steel-MG 20230813 234503
Heron fishing DSC 9333
cherry pickers IMG 20200720 112204
grasshopper echincacea DSC 9087
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