Plants & Critters
a swan reflecting
What is this thing?
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Canada Geese inspect a dragon boat moored in Wascana Lake. Dragon boat races are held on the lake each summer.
Pinto eye
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When this horse came close to the fence to check me out I noticed that its eye was an odd colour. I have subsequently learned that this condition is common in pintos.
an odd eye 2
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A pinto with an odd-looking eye, which is apparently common among horses with pinto markings. Taken near Regina, Saskatchewan in November 2021.
potential
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Amaryllis bulbs were scarce around Christmas time, but we found this one in February. As the days grew longer this one responded to the afternoon sun with several gorgeous blooms, with more on the way. I estimate this one was another day or two away from looking when I took this.
Snoozing snowy
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This snowy owl appears to be snoozing, but with the feathers around its eyes, it is difficult to tell. My guess is that it is alert to predators and the possibility of its next meal. Taken in February 2021 near Rouleau, Saskatchewan.
yellow and blue
a busy pollinator
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This flower has so much pollen that it is difficult to tell between the flower and the been's butt. There's enough pollen left over for the flower petals, as well.
details 2
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A close up of the amaryllis that was in our kitchen, about a day before it bloomed. Sadly, now, it is no more.
hard at work 2
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A heavily cropped image of a bee at work in a community garden near my home. I also converted it from a horizontal to a vertical because that seemed to work better.
for Ukraine
Soaring strong
a burst of lillies
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What a delight it is to walk through a community garden near my home on a summer even ing and see vibrant growth all around, including a profusion of lilies.
a bright sunflower 2
sunflower soft focus
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While processing this image I noticed some interesting colours and textures appearing as I zoomed in on the petals. I experimented with some settings I hadn't used before. The result was what I would call a painterly look.
Lily close up
red winged blackbird on post
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Red winged blackbirds often perch on cattails, which swing in the wind, making it difficult to get the bird in sharp focus. Finding one sitting on a post makes it much easier to achieve focus.
a curious one
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One tern turned to look at the photographer while the other looked off into the distance
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