Take-off
An early start
Common Redpolls
Red-breasted Nuthatch
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A bird on the glove is worth...
The colour of fall
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Reflected
Burrowing Owl
A little too close for comfort
Poinsettia
Bladder Campion seedpods
Orchid with droplets
Flamingo
Young Siberian Tiger
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Down on the Ranch
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Nautilus
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From the "Owl Lady"
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Welcome - come on in
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Drumheller and dinosaurs
Nuttall's Cottontail
Frosted
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Three months to go
Looking into the globe
Orange rose
Fallen
Hunger
Hello Nuthatch, goodbye Chickadee
Today's Brown Creeper
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Red Squirrel
Goat's-beard
Orchid
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Sunrise silhouettes
I don't often get to see a sunrise, LOL, but it really is worth getting up at some ridiculously early time to be reminded of the beauty I usually miss. Spent the whole day on Saturday 22nd December, from 6:10 a.m.. (to those of you who know me well, yes, A.M.!) till early evening, on a Christmas Bird Count north-east of the city, in the Drumheller area. I hadn't been out this way for maybe 12 years, so I REALLY appreciated the chance to be driven out there! Drumheller is a fascinating area, out in the Prairies, and is the land of the badlands and the dinosaurs. Not a bad day weather-wise, though it was very cold. Dropped down to -21C, but had soared to a balmy -4C when we got back to Calgary. Don't you just hate electricity/telephone wires, LOL? They seem to be everywhere.
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