Andrew Trundlewagon's photos with the keyword: yellow

gdn daffs DSC 2787

gdn daffs DSC 2787

Andrew Trundlewagon
06 May 2023 4 1 136
Spring flowers
chrysanthemums and snow_DSC 0196

chrysanthemums and snow_DSC 0196

Andrew Trundlewagon
17 Nov 2022 10 13 171
First snow. I don't think the chrysanthemums were psychologically prepared for it; I wasn't.
st bruno yellow iris DSC 1064

st bruno yellow iris DSC 1064

Andrew Trundlewagon
12 Jun 2022 4 101
A yellow iris growing in a damp, shady spot in the woods.
st bruno mullein DSC 0850

st bruno mullein DSC 0850

Andrew Trundlewagon
07 Jan 2022 9 7 179
Verbascum thapsus, the great mullein, is a European plant that has adapted very successfully to living in N. America as a fairly common weed.
Sticky sage CSC 3307

Sticky sage CSC 3307

Andrew Trundlewagon
01 Oct 2021 8 2 177
Sticky sage (Salvia glutinosa) is, as its name suggests, covered in sticky hairs. It has a strong aroma, not unpleasant but not sweet either. This is a male flower, and to my mind its white pollen on the anther makes it look like a "toothy" open mouth. When bees land on the platform they activate a lever mechanism that deposits the pollen grains on their backs. It's a beautiful example of floral engineering.
locust borer st bruno 2021 sept IMG 20210905 165301

locust borer st bruno 2021 sept IMG 20210905 16530…

Andrew Trundlewagon
06 Sep 2021 12 5 151
A locust borer beetle, (Megacyllene robiniae) on goldenrod flowers. (Taken with a cell phone).
goldenrod spider DSC 0514

goldenrod spider DSC 0514

Andrew Trundlewagon
26 Jul 2021 12 6 152
A yellow and red-striped goldenrod crab spider (Misumena vatia, Araignée crabe) with its meal. She was hiding, well camouflaged, beneath the petals of a black eyed Susan. It was obviously a very clean strike, between the head and the thorax, and probably happened so fast the fly would not have a seen it coming.
yellow DSC 1257

yellow DSC 1257

Andrew Trundlewagon
14 Jul 2021 8 2 127
A small, low plant, growing in an opening in the woods, the sundrop (Sundrop à petites fleurs; Oenethera perennis). A relative of the evening primrose.
yellow iris CSC 8756

yellow iris CSC 8756

Andrew Trundlewagon
05 Jun 2021 7 1 155
A small butterfly and yellow iris, in the woods, St. Bruno.
garden aquilega side bed DSC 9407

garden aquilega side bed DSC 9407

Andrew Trundlewagon
02 Jun 2021 2 114
Columbine (aquilegia).
St bruno lac bouleaux DSC 9193

St bruno lac bouleaux DSC 9193

Andrew Trundlewagon
11 Nov 2019 16 10 428
A lakeside view, St. Bruno, autumn leaves. This is the third photo of the same scene from different viewpoints
sticky sage st bruno

sticky sage st bruno

Andrew Trundlewagon
20 Oct 2019 7 3 236
Sticky sage (Salvia glutinosa). This is not a native plant to Quebec, but seems to have established itself 'wild" in one very small patch of ground here, on the site of an old mansion that burned down in the 1940s. I imagine these are the descendants of plants from the garden of the mansion that have survived untended for over seventy years. It has a very strong, quite pleasant, citrus perfume.
nodding beggartick biden cernua DSC 7490

nodding beggartick biden cernua DSC 7490

Andrew Trundlewagon
02 Sep 2019 5 2 240
A nodding beggartick (Bidens cernua, Bident penché) growing at a lakeside. A harbinger of autumn.
IMG 20190808 105338

IMG 20190808 105338

Andrew Trundlewagon
08 Aug 2019 1 224
Bee on a black-eyed Susan. Taken by cell phone.
st bruno marsh marigold DSC 2809

st bruno marsh marigold DSC 2809

Andrew Trundlewagon
28 May 2019 4 5 259
Flowers of marsh marigold (Populage des marais) growing by a lakeside, lac Moulin, St. Bruno, near Montreal.
sunglasses DSC 3051

sunglasses DSC 3051

Andrew Trundlewagon
28 Aug 2017 3 2 259
Here's looking at you. (Photographed as found, not posed).
may home celandine DSC 4299

may home celandine DSC 4299

Andrew Trundlewagon
31 May 2017 232
Basically a weed in the corner of the garden. Bright yellow celandine.
Morio_Mourning Cloak_Camberwell Beauty DSC 3032

Morio_Mourning Cloak_Camberwell Beauty DSC 3032

Andrew Trundlewagon
02 May 2017 2 2 320
The Mourning Cloak (Nymphalis antiopa) also called Camberwell Beauty in UK. It is one of the first butterflies we see after the snow melts in spring, as it hibernates over winter. (Le Morio).
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