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This summer, I've been on the lookout for insects, especially ones that I've not seen before. With their large snouts, these weevils sure took the cake! I'm fairly certain that these are Poplar's Snout Weevils, but if you know otherwise, please let me know.
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After not seeing any of these beautiful butterflies for a few years, it's been heartwarming to see a few Painted Ladies this summer.
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On Explore #241, October 23, 2008
In a field of canola, two stocks loom over the others. Taken during evening light in July.
I came across this bull on my annual trip to Manitoba Canada. There’s nothing more Canadian than a huge bull moose, well perhaps a goose.
I spotted this tree across the field, and decided it would work well as a point of interest. The bird, fortunately decided to fly up as I touched my shutter.
I have phtographed before the two Hadashville buildings posted today but I liked the backlight of this one and the view I had of the other in this light. The buidlings have something in common besides location: both have fake brick exteriors. This has insulbrick, whereas the other has metal cladding that looks like brick.
I got eaten by many mosquitos to get this shot blue hour shot of Paint Lake near Thompson, Manitoba, and in Northern Manitoba in the summer, they get quite hungry at dusk. The rain was really coming down at this point.