Western Toad / Boreal Toad / Bufo boreas
One of my favourites to photograph
Swallowtail
Red Rock Canyon, Waterton Lakes National Park
Virginia Ctenucha / Ctenucha virginica
Western Toad, Elkton Bog
Zakyra
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Tiny fungus
Olds College Botanic Gardens and Wetlands
Clematis integrifolia
Spotted Coralroot / Corallorhiza maculata
Three farm buddies
Summer colour
Northern Gentian / Gentianella amarella
Yay, it's Canola time!
Iridescence
Houndstongue / Cynoglossum officinale
Diabolo Ninebark
Western Tent Caterpillars
American Goldfinch pair
Orobanche / Orobanche fasciculata
Osprey family
Brightening up the forest
Unidentified plant along Bertha Falls Trail, Water…
Grizzly Bear with last year's cub
Mountain Bluebird male
Mountain Bluebird nest with eggs
Mountain Bluebird female
Western Kingbird
Imagine waking up to this each morning
Lyn's cat
A touch of sunset
Spotted Coralroot / Corallorhiza maculata
Ambrosia sp.
Least Chipmunk / Tamias minimus
Wild Chives / Allium schoenoprasum
Stink Bug / Banasa dimidiata
View across the valley
Wood Lily
American Goldfinch
Citadel Peak, Waterton Lakes National Park
Rosy Pussytoes / Antennaria rosea
Red Rock Canyon, Waterton Lakes National Park
Checkerspot sp.
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Red-blue Checkered Beetle on Yarrow
During a day of botanizing the day before yesterday, 30 June 2015, at the property belonging to Judy Osborne - James River, N. of Sundre - I happened to notice this small Red-blue Checkerd Beetle standing on a Yarrow flower.
Just three of us went with Judy to visit her cabin (or, as she describes it, her "shack") and the surrounding forest and river. What a beautiful property she has - 100 acres of forest, meadow, and river valley - and we so appreciate her having us there to record the plants, insects, birds, etc. that we could find. I've never seen so many beautiful wild Roses! She also has a Great Gray Owl, but there was no sign of it when we were there.
We are always happy to visit someone's land and compile a very detailed list of our findings for them. It's always a win/win situation - we enjoy what we are doing and love to explore a new location, and the owner ends up with a record of what was found on their property. Judy very generously provided a delicious lunch for us, too, which we ate out on the deck, surrounded by busy little Pine Siskins visiting her bird feeder. Thanks so much for this absolute treat, Judy, and for driving the three of us out there from our meeting place in the city.
We were so lucky with the weather, enjoying a day of sunshine. How things changed when we got back to Calgary. Our meeting place was near Chinook Mall and to drive home, I had to drive through flash flooding!! I don't remember ever having to drive through water like that! What a storm this part of the city must have had! The Internet was down last night, too.
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/flash-flooding-causes-prob...
Just three of us went with Judy to visit her cabin (or, as she describes it, her "shack") and the surrounding forest and river. What a beautiful property she has - 100 acres of forest, meadow, and river valley - and we so appreciate her having us there to record the plants, insects, birds, etc. that we could find. I've never seen so many beautiful wild Roses! She also has a Great Gray Owl, but there was no sign of it when we were there.
We are always happy to visit someone's land and compile a very detailed list of our findings for them. It's always a win/win situation - we enjoy what we are doing and love to explore a new location, and the owner ends up with a record of what was found on their property. Judy very generously provided a delicious lunch for us, too, which we ate out on the deck, surrounded by busy little Pine Siskins visiting her bird feeder. Thanks so much for this absolute treat, Judy, and for driving the three of us out there from our meeting place in the city.
We were so lucky with the weather, enjoying a day of sunshine. How things changed when we got back to Calgary. Our meeting place was near Chinook Mall and to drive home, I had to drive through flash flooding!! I don't remember ever having to drive through water like that! What a storm this part of the city must have had! The Internet was down last night, too.
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/flash-flooding-causes-prob...
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