A visitor to our front lawn
Yellow-rumped warbler
The ice in Ganny Cove Arm on Sunday
A kilometer to the north
Dad at 80
Dad's lupins
Bowring Park ravine in October 1991
Duck Pond
Even in 1992
Spring sign
I dunno
Before they mow
On the roof watching a forest fire
Early fast film
Magnolia
Grainy
Cat, screen
Mourning cloak
Late 1982
My clothesline, useless in the rain
Off the bridge
Moon rising over the hill across the Arm last nigh…
Bluebell
Betrothal announced
In 1985
Bernlaws at their sternlaw's wedding
Summer of 1983
Wood but not a wooden expression
Windfall
Robin
Siskin for lunch
Chickadee in the bushes
Sharpie's lunch
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The angel with a flower basket on his arm
I'm hesitating
In my local graveyard
Cherry pits after the winter
Clouds scudding past the waxing moon last night
More juniper -- sorry, I mean larch
We call it juniper, but many Canadians call it tam…
Siskin and junco
May Bush
Max and Guinness from outside
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When I was a kid, and even into my early adulthood, I knew four
birds: crows, seagulls, chickadees, and robins. I knew there were
other birds, and I knew some songs without knowing which birds they
were. But these four were all I could name by sight. Later, I found
out that I was calling about ten different kinds of bird "seagull."
Gradually, I became able to tell apart, what?, about twenty different
species! :) With a book, some more besides them.
Anyway, a few weeks ago the spring robins returned here (a few
over-winter most years) and I have been trying to get a picture. I
like this one, taken this afternoon from my car seat while I was
waiting in it for a few minutes.
Olympus E-P2 with the Tokina "Reflex 300mm" lens.
birds: crows, seagulls, chickadees, and robins. I knew there were
other birds, and I knew some songs without knowing which birds they
were. But these four were all I could name by sight. Later, I found
out that I was calling about ten different kinds of bird "seagull."
Gradually, I became able to tell apart, what?, about twenty different
species! :) With a book, some more besides them.
Anyway, a few weeks ago the spring robins returned here (a few
over-winter most years) and I have been trying to get a picture. I
like this one, taken this afternoon from my car seat while I was
waiting in it for a few minutes.
Olympus E-P2 with the Tokina "Reflex 300mm" lens.
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