Delicate beauty
Charlotte Ann Gell
Soaring
Surrounded by colour
I love Alberta
Reaching for the sun
I'm the king of the castle ....
Red and green = beautiful
Hericium sp
Stripping the tree
Orange Jelly Fungus
Beautiful old barn
What a treat : )
Showy Lady's-slipper
Prairie Falcon
When my thoughts turn to summer
Norwegian Fjord Horse
Lichens from Marsden Creek, Kananaskis
One of my favourite old finds
Wedding Day of my ancestors
Amongst the Lily pads
Surviving the frigid temperatures
Hoya exquisiteness
Hammered Shield Lichen / Parmelia sulcata
Beautiful Red Baneberry / Actaea rubra
George Bassindale Gell
Doug, may your spirit always be free to roam
Lucky Ladybug - this one's for you, Doug!
Rural Alberta
Sandhill Crane with bokeh
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Beauty in the horse world
Cute and cuddly
Unidentified ancestors
Sacred Lotus seedpod
McDougall Memorial United Church
Curious Coyote
Little visitor
My parents at my father's retirement party
When the city's just not enough
Gazing at a Gazania
The joys of winter driving
Eliza Jane Shadick
Owl butterfly sp.
A bonus on a birding day
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Two-toned Squirrel
The quality of this photo is really bad, but I did want to post it, as I don't remember ever seeing a Two-toned Eastern Grey Squirrel before. There were lots of black Eastern Greys together, running around a wooded park area in the residential area of High River, but this one stood out because of its mixed colours. A few of us were standing there, hoping for the appearance of a wonderful, rare visitor to Alberta - a Red-bellied Woodpecker. Though quite a few people have been lucky enough to be there at the right time, some of us were out of luck that day, when we were doing the High River Christmas Bird Count. I have marked the town of High River on my map, but not the exact location of the park.
I read that some people call them “Copper Tails” and others call them “Brown Backs.” Haven't yet been able to find out for sure what causes this colouration.
I read that some people call them “Copper Tails” and others call them “Brown Backs.” Haven't yet been able to find out for sure what causes this colouration.
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