The first was this Pileated Woodpecker (Hylatomus pileatus) pecking a fallen tree.
"There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot. These essays are the delights and dilemmas of one who cannot" - Aldo Leopold
Showing posts with label elfin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label elfin. Show all posts
2015/05/02
Spring fauna and flora at McCarthy Woods
I went to McCarthy Woods today to practice UV photography on the flowers. I am still missing the 40.5 to 48 step-up adapter ring, so handholding the filter in front of the camera lens is not ideal. Plus, there may be focus shift that I need to adjust once the adapter ring arrives. While photographing the flowers, I saw many interested things that I photographed with my E-M1.
The first was this Pileated Woodpecker (Hylatomus pileatus) pecking a fallen tree.
The first was this Pileated Woodpecker (Hylatomus pileatus) pecking a fallen tree.
Labels:
butterfly,
comma,
elfin,
goldfinch,
maple,
mourning cloak,
Ontario,
Ottawa,
pileated,
red trillium,
spring beauty,
tiger beetle,
trillium,
trout-lily,
woodpecker
2013/05/05
International Migratory Bird Day
Today (May 5) is International Migratory Bird Day (IMBD), and one of the nearby events takes place in Alderville where I helped out with the managed burn last week.
Back at Alderville. I wish I took a better photo of the burn last week, so that I can compare it with this photo. But from afar, I think the burned ground is green now.
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