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A male lamb leaves his mother and joins a male group when he is between two and four years old. A female lamb usually remains with her mother's group for her whole life. Copyright © Kim Toews/All Rights Reserved.
Took the scenic route and accidentally ended up in a postcard. Crowsnest Mountain flexing in the background like it owns the place (and honestly… it kinda does).
Backroads > main roads. Every time.
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The colours of Aurora
Red is rarely see in Aurora. Using a fully modified camera, I am able to capture the full spectrum of colours. Red appears in Aurora when solar particles react with Oxygen at higher altitudes, generally above 150 miles.
Yellow and Pink, also rarely seen, are also associated with high altitude solar activity.
Green, the most common colour for aurora, are associated with solar activity at altitudes between 60 to 150 miles.
Blue and purple, also rarely seen, are associated with solar activity at altitudes of 60 miles or less.
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A little bit of almost everything you can see in the Southern Alberta night when you get away from the big cities and towns - Milky Way, Aurora, and air glow over a grain elevator and train tracks.
I needed a quick break from doing images of people so I dug into the archives and came across this image of Moraine Lake from this past summer.
We drove for 9 hours from Regina directly to Moraine Lake. Then we went to our campsite. Then we went to Lake Louise. It was a really busy day. After we hit Louise, we went back to camp and went to bed.
We then rose up at 4:30 am. We made it to Moraine Lake by about 5:30 am. We ended up staying until about noon and packed it up to go home.
It was a very short trip, that is for sure. It was definitely worth it. I have never been to a more beautiful lake (yet).
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Merry Christmas from our home to yours!
About this photo: A Christmas photo of the pup we are training. It's been a while again since I have posted here, we've had so much snow and I have been stuck at home due to that. Some of you might remember that we welcomed a puppy into our home in May as we decided to become puppy raisers for the BC & Alberta Guide Dogs. It has been quite an amazing journey so far with some challenging times, but now at almost 9 months old she is turning into such a wonderful dog that will hopefully make someone's life a little easier in the future! ❤️
Last year we met a lady who has become a good friend. She is a puppy raiser for quite some time already and she is already raising her 5th puppy. The duty of puppy raisers is to teach these dogs proper house manners and some specific skills while they stay with your. When they are about 18 months old they will be going into advanced training. Which means we will have to return the dog and they go to full time trainers for the advanced training of the program. This is where they get really ready to become a guide dog for the blind/visually impaired people, a companion for children with autism or people with PTSD, etc...
~Camera Settings:
*Camera Model: Sony DSC-RX10M4
*Focal Length: 13mm
*F-Number: F/3.2
*Exposure Time: 1/30 sec.
*ISO Speed: ISO-100
*Exposure Program: Manual Mode (M)
Thank you for dropping by and I hope you enjoy this photo!
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all of you!
Ann :-)
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Whistlers Mountain on a fall day in Jasper National Park. (Built the Inukshuk myself)
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Peyto Lake is beautiful at any season, but I liked it more during stormy weather. Please check my photostream to compare:)
Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada
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Leross
Creuant la regió de Saskatchewan.
Leross is a small village located in east-central Saskatchewan, Canada, within the Rural Municipality of Kellross No. 247.
Location and History: Like many prairie communities, Leross was established in the early 20th century with the arrival of the Canadian National Railway in 1908, serving as a service hub for the pioneer farmers in the area.
Population: It is one of the smallest communities in the province. According to the 2021 Census, its population was only 40 residents.
Economy: The main economic activity surrounding Leross is grain farming (agriculture).
Heritage: Despite its small size, Leross has a strong sense of local history. One of its key attractions is the Kellross Heritage Museum (also known as Leross Heritage Park), which features historical structures like an old schoolhouse and a rural municipal office, preserving the memory of the settlement era.