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American Tree Sparrow perched in a dried out Common Burdock in the backyard in Timmins in the Township of Mountjoy in the City of Timmins in Northeastern Ontario Canada
The American Tree Sparrow nests in the tundra and is one of the most northern sparrows. It is identified by its rufous cap, yellow bi-coloured lower mandible and an upper dark mandible. It also has a single dark spot located on the center of its clear breast. The sparrows may spend their winter in Canada and are the most likely sparrows to be seen at birdfeeders in the colder months. Depending on the time of the year, the American Tree Sparrow can be seen in two different areas of North America. In nesting season the sparrow is seen in the northern boundaries of Quebec, Ontario, northern Manitoba, across Nunavut and the Northwest and Yukon Territories. It is also seen throughout Alaska and northern British Columbia. During the winter months, it will most likely be in the northern states but no further south than Oklahoma or northern Texas.
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Purple Finch photographed in one of the back yard cedars in the City of Timmins in Mountjoy Township in Northeastern Ontario Canada
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A Main Street community with private parcel rentals, Brewery, Barbershop, Bistro, Wine Bar, Cafe and even a B&B where you can stay if you want to spend a few days here but are not ready to rent!
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New Zealand has the most delightful wooden Churches dotted all over the countryside, sometimes nowhere near a township. And they always look so well looked after. I don't think I saw one that needed a lick of paint!
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Township of Holland
Holmen, Wisconsin
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If you don't already know, a beautiful new and colorful extension was built in Tulum Reserve.
Adam and I went and played tourists there and had a blast... even thought he refused to dance with me !
We highly recommend the trip, especially if you like cuban vibes and Caïpirinhas !!
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Yellow Lily blooming in the backyard garden located in Timmins in the Township of Mountjoy located in the City of Timmins in Northeastern Ontario Canada
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SÜDAFRIKA( South-Africa),
Port Elizabeth , die im Beinamen auch als Windy City deklarierte Millionenstadt am Indischen Ozean, zeigt sich von ihrer freundlichen Seite. Vorbei geht es am Walmer Township, eines der ärmsten und verrufensten Viertel der Nelson-Mandela-Metropole. Nach dem Ende der Apartheid hat es sich auf das ehemalige Armeegelände ausgedehnt. Zwischen 50.000 und 100.000 Menschen leben verschiedenen Schätzungen zufolge heute hier. Aktuelle, offizielle Zahlen gibt es nicht.
Port Elizabeth, the megacity on the Indian Ocean known as the Windy City, shows its friendly side. We pass Walmer Township, one of the poorest and most disreputable districts of the Nelson Mandela metropolis.
After the end of apartheid, it expanded to the former army area. According to various estimates, between 50,000 and 100,000 people live here today. There are no current, official figures.
Legg park, Merdian Township, Michigan
This was the first Monarch butterfly we've spotted this season.
Looking close on Friday - bug
ruby-throated hummingbird sipping on tithonia/Mexican sunflower in the garden.
Lowell Township, Michigan
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Belpre Industrial Parkersburg is seen nearing the end of the line as it approaches Globe Metallurgical near Waterford Township, OH. Jul 19, 2021
Leaving Mount Brome and the Eastern Townships behind, Canadian Pacific's Brownville to Montreal train 251 is rolling through the fields of Brigham, a few miles east of Farnham, with a pretty eclectic consist and 86 cars on the headpin.
Consist ; CP 7022, KCS 4820, CP 8107.
Brigham, QC
January 16th, 2022.
Took advantage of a beautiful evening and went out to the beach last night to shoot.
Before you know it, the sun will be setting before I get out of work.
Metro Beach
Harrison Township
Michigan
Excerpt from sutton.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/MaisonsPatrimoine_EN...:
Eastern Township Bank, 5 South Principale Street: The erection of a bank in Sutton is the direct result of the economic and industrial development that followed the arrival of the train. In 1902 the Eastern Townships Bank was the first to be established. The building, built in 1912, has most of its original Beaux-Arts features: spare volumes but highly ornamental elements in the top part of the façade which recall the Antiquity style. Their grandiose appearance bears witness to the imposing presence and wealth of banks. This building is a model that was widely used among Eastern Townships Bank branches throughout the country.
Riley, Illinois 42.198181, -88.617926
May 7, 2022
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Alishan Township is a mountain indigenous township in Chiayi County, Taiwan.
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The view towards London from a street in Crystal Palace after the sun had set. The view over the houses is amazing.
The Rudolf W. van der Goot Rose Garden in Colonial Park of Franklin Township, NJ, is such an amazingly beautiful site, with so much meticulous thought and care that went in to the planning and design.
We learned about this garden that is nationally registered and known amongst flower aficionados, and visited it for the first time in August of 2014. The peak period for roses, in particular, was far gone, but a good number of late peaking ones and long lasting species which continued to display the glorious colors and shapes were present for us to appreciate what it might be during the peak season.
On this mid-June day, although the start of the peaking roses, two nights prior had been a severe thunderstorm, and as a result, the majority of the ones that should have been in full bloom were beaten to the ground . . . And for those hanging on by a thread had sustained too much damage to the point of no recovery.
Many new late bloomers were just beginning to show signs of early maturity in a few weeks, and a decent portion of the roses were still in the bud stages. So, those should look quite lovely down the line.
In any event, Colonial Park’s Rose Garden offered some other beautiful photo –ops, and we managed to capture a few beautiful scenes of the inner parts of a buttery, Grandfora Rose, a Prickly Pear Cactus, and a wonderful white Waterlily, along with a handsome Dragonfly by the fountain.
The park is not only about the nationally acclaimed rose park, but also known for its other countless flowers and insects, so it would be a great place for family with kids to enjoy.