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Tiny bird eating bits of russian sage or insects on the sage. Juvenile or female House Finch, perhaps. Let me know if you think otherwise. I’m not a birder, but I do love them.
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I never tire of seeing Chickadees. They are such delicate and tiny creatures but are often bold enough to take sunflower seeds right out of your hand. They're also challenging to photograph as they don't sit still for long. This one was checking out some seeds strewn along a trail in a Provincial Park.
The delicate petals of this petite camellia are interweaving my dreams while I appreciate her charm.
The original was shoot 2 years ago, I tried some other approach to see if it works! I hope you like it friends!
I went for a wander around the neighbourhood with my new camera today. I am blown away by the clarity of the 50D. I know everyone says that it is the person behind the camera, but having good gear certainly helps in my opinion. These are all SOOC only resized in Photoshop.
Sunset shows off the intricate branching of the trees waiting for warmer days in Bayfront Park, Hamilton, Ontario
Hello Everyone!
This is a view of a Northern Small Yellow Lady's Slipper that I spotted last spring. More than anything, I adore their maroon spirals which remind me of curling ribbon. These wild orchids are relatively common in Manitoba and grow in bogs, fens, and moist deciduous or mixed forests. They do not like transplanting which usually kills them. These orchids are to be viewed in nature and kept in nature.
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A delicate beech sapling displays its now fading copper leaves. After the strong winds we have been having, I wonder if they will still be there next time I visit! Taken in Hillock Wood, Buckinghamshire
Icelandic Poppies hold a special place in my heart. I love their delicate petals and stunning center. This image was the last one captured before the flowers stopped blooming. Here's to planning those Spring gardens.