"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
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Showing posts with label oriole. Show all posts
2017/05/20
Crab apple blossoms and birds
My parents left Ottawa this afternoon, but in the morning, I took my mother to the Arboretum to look at the crabapple blossoms that usually bloom at this time of the year (e.g., last year). My mother loved how colourful the flowers were and took a lot of photos.
2016/05/10
Canadian Tulip Pre-Festival (2016) & birds (and one squirrel) at FWG!
The popular Canadian Tulip Festival will begin in two days (here is one of my posts from two years ago). To avoid the crowd, I went to Dow's Lake this afternoon to see if there are any tulips flowering beforehand.
And indeed there were!
2010/06/12
More photos from May and June
Today is the second day of my days-off. Yesterday I went to nearby towns in Fenelon Falls and Beaverton, I quite like Beaverton, especially a cool little shop called "Shirley's Country Clutter" where I found two door hangers with Loggerhead Shrikes on them and I also saw a Blue Jay nestling in the back of the store too.
Anyways, here're more photos from my days-off in May, as well as some photos in the field. A couple weeks ago, our field was covered with beautiful wildflowers, definitely a great place to be.
From my last days-off (May 24 & May 25)
Anyways, here're more photos from my days-off in May, as well as some photos in the field. A couple weeks ago, our field was covered with beautiful wildflowers, definitely a great place to be.
From my last days-off (May 24 & May 25)
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