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Two days ago, on 23 October 2016, I couldn't resist taking a photo or two of this little cow family. They were far away in a field next to the Jumpingpound Pond, where we stopped to check for birds and to watch several Swans. I think the smallest calf has such a cute expression on its face.
Below, I will add the helpful, detailed report from our leader, Howard Heffler, and the eBird list compiled by Nimali S., with thanks to both of them! Thanks, too, Gail, for the ride all day long - greatly appreciated and enjoyed!
"Thirteen participants met at Assumption School at 8:30 AM and spent the day birding several locations west of Calgary. We first stopped at Jumping Pound pond. There were both species of swan and a few puddle ducks. We made another quick stop at Sibbald ponds where there were six swans. It appeared to be a family of five Trumpeters and one lonely Tundra.
The (apparent) Tundra was all white but had a mostly pink bill. It was being harassed by the others so we concluded (speculated) was a second year bird that still had a pink bill (or maybe a first year bird that had turned white prematurely??). It was smaller than the others and was obviously an outcast. If anyone has any thoughts they would be most welcome.
It was cold and windy at Bow Valley Park and a quick walk on Flowing Waters trail proved fruitless so we moved to the Seebe dam. Again there were a few swans and ducks but the cold winds seemed unfriendly to birds and birders alike. In Exshaw it was still cold and windy and there were few birds. However, a flock of about 45 Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch was the highlight of the day. These are such active birds and their feeding habits are fun to watch as the flock seems to roll forward along the ground as the birds in the back leap-frog the leaders.
The Canmore Visitor Center was an excellent (warm and comfortable) bathroom and lunch stop. Harvie Heights offered a few boreal birds but not as many as hoped for. An interesting note for future planning is that the community prohibits bird feeders until November 1st in an effort to reduce conflicts with bears or cougars.
Thanks to Nimali Seneviratne for keeping track of species and doing the eBird postings. The combined list for the day (including species seen while driving) was:
Snow Goose 1
Canada Goose 63
Trumpeter Swan 37
Tundra Swan 30
American Wigeon 3
Mallard 40
Common Merganser 1
Common Loon 2
Western Grebe 1
Rough-legged Hawk 2
Rock Pigeon 9
Downy Woodpecker 1
Gray Jay 2
Clark's Nutcracker 3
Black-billed Magpie 6
Common Raven 2
Black-capped Chickadee 6
Mountain Chickadee 7
Boreal Chickadee 1 (heard only)
Red-breasted Nuthatch 2
White-breasted Nuthatch 1
Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch 45
White-winged Crossbill 1
House Sparrow 2
Howard Heffler
Calgary"
The expression on Foxy's face : What do you want from me ?!..
Zoals we in goed nederlands zeggen : wat mot je joh?!...
Author: Tekahem
Edition: Unique work
Year: 2015
Size: 100 x 100 x 4,2 cm
Signed at the back
Numbered at the back
And this is what the Land Rover was pushed into. The Punto must have really been going some when it hit the Disco - the crumple zone on this has started to deform, more noticeably on the other side than this. Certainly enough to write this one off, which has been out of MOT since 12/12/14 anyway.
Vehicle make RENAULT
Date of first registration 20 March 2002
Year of manufacture 2002
Cylinder capacity (cc) 1390cc
A tea boy was delivering the orders of the customers. Suddenly I asked him to look at me. He looked at me and I captured him.
Publication: Bethesda, MD : U.S. National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, Health & Human Services, 2009
Language(s): English
Format: Still image
Subject(s): Emotions, Facial Expression
Genre(s): Pictorial Works,
Book Illustrations
Abstract: Image of p. 180 from Darwin's Expression of emotions in man and animals. Includes portraits depicting various human emotions shown by facial expressions.
Related Title(s): Rewriting the book of nature
Is part of: Expression of emotions in man and animals; See related catalog record: 8300684
Extent: 1 online resource (1 image)
NLM Unique ID: 101592349
NLM Image ID: A032849
Permanent Link:
During the pandemic Rusty and I have spent a lot of time hanging out in the spare bedroom, playing and listening to talk radio. Once Rusty settles down he often snuggles up to me as if to say, “I love you dad!”
“We can learn from nature
the art of praising God
without words…
Go outside…
Stand beside something that is already praising God.
Let the sacredness of that prayer seep into your being.
All that is drawn to God is drawing you with it.”
©Sr. Macrina Wiederkehr
Abide, Keeping Vigil with the Word of God, Liturgical Press
“Prayer is in all things, in all gestures. Prayer, to be fruitful, must come from the heart and must be able to touch the heart of God. See how Jesus taught His disciples to pray. I believe each time we say “Our Father,” God looks at His hands, where He has carved us. (“I have carved you on the palm of my hand.” See Isaiah 49:16) He looks at His hands, and He sees us there. How wonderful the tenderness and love of God!”—Mother Teresa
"Dive deep, O mind, dive deep in the Ocean of God's Beauty: If you can plunge to the uttermost depths, there you can find the gem of Love."—Sri Ramakrishna
“Every blade of grass has its Angel that bends over it, and whispers, "Grow, grow."”- The Talmud
“Even a stone, and more easily a flower or a bird, could show you the way back to God, to the Source, to yourself. When you look at it or hold it & let it be without imposing a word of mental label on it, a sense of awe, of wonder, arises within you. Its essence silently communicates itself to you and reflects your own essence back to you.”©Eckhart Tolle
"We can touch the Kingdom of God in everyday life. There is no need to travel a great distance to touch the Kingdom of God, because it is not located in space or time. The Kingdom of God is in your heart. It is in every cell of your physical body...All you have to do is open your eyes, and the paradise of forms and colors is available to you..."©Thich Nhat Hanh, You are Here
Thanaka is a yellowish-white cosmetic paste made from ground bark. It is a distinctive feature of Myanmar seen commonly applied to the face and sometimes the arms of women and girls and to a lesser extent men and boys.
Photo by Zacho Zacho
I took this snap of the walkway up to Ebrington in june 2011. Looking at it later I was fascinated by the different facial expressions. people's reactions to someone taking a photo when theres no apparent subject is great.
Always love players expressing themselves....its a big reason why I enjoyed my rugby union career for so many years! This is Kieran Gill who players for Newcastle Thunder Rugby League side and he has surpassed the club record this season for tries scored in one season.
Tumbled: I forgot how much I love this mechanical pencil - 9mm lead, somewhere in the Bs. When I was younger I used to love obsessively fine line, now I’m the exact opposite; I (often) find obsessive detail tedious.
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