Pileated Woodpecker (Hylatomus pileatus)
"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
2017/07/31
Woodpecker in FWG & La Machine in Ottawa!
Yesterday morning my girlfriend and I attended a birding workshop at Fletcher Wildlife Garden hosted by the Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club. The highlight of the workshop happened after the workshop ended and we saw a female Pileated Woodpecker (Hylatomus pileatus) pecking on a tree.
Labels:
La Machine,
Ontario,
Ottawa,
people,
pileated,
robots,
woodpecker
2017/07/27
More urban insects on campus
As I mentioned last month, there is a group of pollination-enthusiasts conducting weekly pollinator observations on uOttawa campus. Here are some of the insects and plants we have observed this month.
Because of all the insect photographs I am taking, I bought a small flash this month and started incorporating a diffuser and reflector into my macrophotography based on the tutorial from this blogger.
Because of all the insect photographs I am taking, I bought a small flash this month and started incorporating a diffuser and reflector into my macrophotography based on the tutorial from this blogger.
Rose Curculio (Merhynchites bicolor)
Labels:
Agapostemon,
bee balm,
bellflower,
Bombus,
Ceratina,
coneflower,
coreopsis,
coriander,
cuckoo wasp,
damselfly,
fly,
halictidae,
Lactuca,
leafhopper,
Megachilid,
motherwort,
oregano,
spiraea,
syrphid,
weevil
2017/07/03
2017 Ottawa Jazz Festival
This past few days I was volunteering at the Ottawa Jazz Festival. This was my first time volunteering for this festival, but the weather had been quite uncooperative for me to attend all the shows and properly enjoy the music. The two main musicians why I volunteered for this festival were: Hannah Georgas and Feist, and I didn't miss them regardless of how bad the weather was.
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