Killarney Provincial Park
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It's fall colors time so here's my card in the hat.
I recently spent some time chasing fall colors up in the Canadian rockies. We hit the jackpot as far as timing our arrival, big hats off to William McIntosh for timing the trip just right, which included a last minute schedule change to arrive one week later in September trying to time it just right. To make things more interesting Mother Nature decided to bring in winter at the same time celebrating with several snow flurries and an avalanche on the hike from the lodge to the campground, thats after the ranger warned us to stay away from the upper meadow where a mother grizzly and her two cubs had been spotted foraging for food, then after some other informal information about the weather and the fact that they had to shut-off the water to the campground because the pipes where freezing, our next question was where do we get water now, to which they replied the stream at the back of the campground......In the upper meadow!!!!
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Please see the video of the waterfall in my previous post. Thanks
The waterfall is an amazing sight. Brandywine Falls tumbles 70 m straight down into a massive canyon which has been carved out over the passing of time. It is located just 20 minutes south of Whistler and 30 minutes north of Squamish. Brandywine Falls is an iconic landmark along the Sea to Sky Highway, located in Brandywine Falls Provincial Park. After parking, cross the covered bridge over the tumbling Cheakamus Creek and turn right and follow the short trail to the viewing platform.
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Percorrendo la panoramica strada provinciale 83, provenendo dalla SS126, appena la strada inizia a salire si incontra la prima piazzola di sosta (prima di una lunga serie) dove si può ammirare a sud la bellissima spiaggia di Funtanamare.
.... fall in Georgian Bay presents many opportunities for colourful reflections in the many lakes dotting Northern Ontario
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Thomas Heaton inspired.
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The Blackburnian Warbler was part of a feeding flock of mixed warblers.
Long Point Provincial park, Long Point, ON
Rondeau Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada, May 23, 2020.
Looking forward to seeing these in a few weeks.
Setophaga americana
Northern Parulas have an odd break in their breeding range. They breed from Florida north to the boreal forest of Canada, but skip parts of Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, and some states in the Northeast. The reason for their absence may have to do with habitat loss and increasing air pollution, which affects the growth of moss on trees that they depend on for nesting.
The Beach at Killarney Provincial Park
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We're having a typical summer's day out here: nice in the morning, with a rising risk of thundershowers etc in the afternoon. This is one of our favourite sections of Fish Creek Provincial Park, near Mallard Point. Unexpected, I was able to add two new birds to my 2022 bird count. The Savannah Sparrow was #87. I am currently at 123 different birds...
I was noticing that many of the sparrows were 'posing' like this, gathering food in their beaks, then staying for a while on a shrub. What I think they were doing was looking out for predators, because their next stop would be the nest...
Canisbay Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park Ontario Canada.
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Finlayson Arm of Saanich Inlet begins in Goldstream Provincial Park at Langford, British Columbia, Canada.
A Willow Flycatcher pauses with food en route to a nearby (hidden) nest. This species, a member of the difficult to tell apart Empidonax genus, was identified by its “fitz-bew” vocalizations. The setting was Bow Valley Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada.
This Song Sparrow has gleaned a trove of insects to feed young. This bird was seen in Fish Creek Provincial Park, a large protected area within the city limits of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Sept 10, 2020, Rondeau Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada.
An occasional visitor to the feeders and pond in the yard.
Haemorhous purpureus
Into their rich warbling songs, Purple Finches sometimes add in the sounds of other species, including Barn Swallows, American Goldfinches, Eastern Towhees, and Brown-headed Cowbirds.