Andrew Trundlewagon's photos with the keyword: parc

Eastern phoebe flycatchers on their nest. They often make nests in man-made structures such as below bridges, in roof eaves and so on. The nests are quite well made with moss, animal fur, grass etc. This one was in the roof eaves of a rest hut in a woodland park.

A snow goose (oie des neiges/Anser caerulescens) resting on its migration to the breeding grounds in the North.(parc de la Cité, Longueuil, Quebec).

Deptford pink is a wildflower introduced to N. America from Europe. The tiny pink flowers are delicately marked with white. It is part of the Dianthus family, closely related to carnations.

These lavender coloured pea-like flowers are American groundnuts (Apios Americana) and were found growing as a vine in the sand along the shores of the beach in Oka Park in Quebec. The beans and roots of this plant are highly nutritious and were eaten by native Americans and early settlers.