Swallowtail

This eastern Swallowtail was feeding on a Lilac bush

Refreshing Rain

Small frog

There were many small frogs on the wet ground

Daisies twice

A clump of daisies

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Tiny froggie in a lily

Searching for little frogs I came across this one on a delicate lily, with a tiny fly on its face.

Robot bug

A night of mothing brought us this amazing insect. Arotes Amoenus. Looks metallic but I believe it is black and white

Happy Daze

The green diet. Despite their apex predator status, grizzlies spend a massive portion of their spring and summer foraging for lush vegetation.

Resting Mallard

This image was taken on the front nine of the Deer Park Golf Course in Yorkton, Saskatchewan.

Exciting surprise

While my husband was getting ready to tee off I decided to go check out the pond that was beside and quite a bit lower than the tee block. I scanned the block and was so excited to see this black crowned night heron. Afraid that the heron would take flight before I could ready my camera, I did manage to get a few shots in. This is my first sighting of this type of heron. Image taken on the back nine of the Deer Park Golf Course in Yorkton, Saskatchewan.

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Snowshoe Hare

I can't help but feel sorry for all the animals this time of year that are being overwhelmed by wood ticks. This cute little hare had a selling on its lip and quite a few ticks in its ears. However, it still made for a pretty picture with the green grass and the white flowers in the foreground.

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Airing Out

A juvenile Great Blue Heron on a rocky shore.

Prairie Bison

I loved everything about this image, from the lone Bison, to the prairie dog mounds to the backdrop. Taken at Grasslands National Park

Red Morph Screech Owl

Catching sunray.

Protecting her Territory - Trumpeter Swan

Follow Me

These Dunlin’s were on the move over Lake Erie, hundreds at Morgan’s Point this year!

Bull Moose

We were in back country on Lake Opeongo within Algonquin Provincial Park, when this young Bull Moose came down to the water to get away from the blackflies. June is a great month to see moose in Algonquin

Swallowtail

This eastern Swallowtail was feeding on a Lilac bush

Refreshing Rain

Small frog

There were many small frogs on the wet ground

Daisies twice

A clump of daisies

User Avatar

Tiny froggie in a lily

Searching for little frogs I came across this one on a delicate lily, with a tiny fly on its face.

Robot bug

A night of mothing brought us this amazing insect. Arotes Amoenus. Looks metallic but I believe it is black and white

Happy Daze

The green diet. Despite their apex predator status, grizzlies spend a massive portion of their spring and summer foraging for lush vegetation.

Resting Mallard

This image was taken on the front nine of the Deer Park Golf Course in Yorkton, Saskatchewan.

Exciting surprise

While my husband was getting ready to tee off I decided to go check out the pond that was beside and quite a bit lower than the tee block. I scanned the block and was so excited to see this black crowned night heron. Afraid that the heron would take flight before I could ready my camera, I did manage to get a few shots in. This is my first sighting of this type of heron. Image taken on the back nine of the Deer Park Golf Course in Yorkton, Saskatchewan.

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Snowshoe Hare

I can't help but feel sorry for all the animals this time of year that are being overwhelmed by wood ticks. This cute little hare had a selling on its lip and quite a few ticks in its ears. However, it still made for a pretty picture with the green grass and the white flowers in the foreground.

User Avatar

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Airing Out

A juvenile Great Blue Heron on a rocky shore.

Prairie Bison

I loved everything about this image, from the lone Bison, to the prairie dog mounds to the backdrop. Taken at Grasslands National Park

Red Morph Screech Owl

Catching sunray.

Protecting her Territory - Trumpeter Swan

Follow Me

These Dunlin’s were on the move over Lake Erie, hundreds at Morgan’s Point this year!

Bull Moose

We were in back country on Lake Opeongo within Algonquin Provincial Park, when this young Bull Moose came down to the water to get away from the blackflies. June is a great month to see moose in Algonquin