William (Bill) Armstrong's photos with the keyword: slough

Most back road intersections feature 90 degree lines, but this one in the Foxleigh district required a nice S-curve around the slough. I wonder how many half-tons have ended up in the water?

Driving west on the Trans-Canada Highway I spotted mist above a small wetland - commonly called a slough - beside a side road north of the highway. The sun was beginning to rise into a cloudy sky, creating an unusual colour and adding a tint to the mist.

A view of a slough from the intersection of two grid roads in the Foxleigh district, near Regina.

I discovered this slough a few moments after taking photos of the rising sun by a country church nearby. It was a peaceful morning by the water.

A late September view of a field near Wakaw, Saskatchewan, with a country church visible in the distance.

I stop for hay bales, especially the large round ones. This image was taken in the parkland area of Saskatchewan, somewhere near Wakaw.

I think this might be a dunlin, a shorebird heading for a slough in the upper left of this image. This was taken in Grasslands National Park, West Block.

Another perspective on a slough near Batoche, Saskatchewan, on a peaceful Sunday morning.

A scene of a relatively large slough near Batoche, Saskatchewan. After a hot, dry summer you can see the receding shoreline as the water has evaporated.

Early morning light through the window of an abandoned house, with cultivated fields and a slough in the background. Don’t use this image on websites, blogs or other media without explicit permission. Copyright William Armstrong. 2020

Late afternoon sun bathes the fields around the elevator at Renaud. The abandoned elevator, an unused community hall, a few sheds and the abandoned railway right of way are all that are left at Renaud. There is a sign giving the place name, however. Don’t use this image on websites, blogs or other media without explicit permission. Copyright William Armstrong. 2020

A storage bin in a canola field, reflected in a slough, during the wet summer of 2011. Don’t use this image on websites, blogs or other media without explicit permission. Copyright William Armstrong. 2019