Early Spring produces delicate colours that cannot be seen any other time of the year.
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Duet
Pete and Paulie are two local bald eagles who have been in the same nest for at least the last ten years.
They spend the winter here and every spring two or three new little bald eagles enter the world in their nest.
Right now it is waiting time and discussions take place.
A conversation happened the other day and I was fortunate enough to be able to eavesdrop.
I’m not sure what the resolution was, but they then turned their backs and gazed off into space.
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White Crowned Sparrow
This little guy showed up the other day.
Looks very confident.
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Flicker
Laurier Woods is a local area readily accessible to town.
It is a little microcosm of Northern Ontario, with bush, rocks, ponds, beaver dams (complete with beaver), all connected by well-marked trails.
Getting lost in the Woods is difficult.
Getting lost in the moments one experiences there is easy.
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Grackle In The Grass
Sweetman’s Garden has lots of birds to photograph on most days.
This day was unusual as only a solitary grackle was present when I visited.
But the light was so good that it all worked out just fine.
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You Are In My Sights
This bird was perched high on the branch very near the nest, calling plaintively over and over.
Hoping that a prospective mate might get curious, I suppose.
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Laurier Woods After Winter
Spring is about to arrive in Laurier Woods.
Last year’s growth still survives but the annual process of replacing it is just ready to begin.
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Time Passes
As Spring flows, beauty emerges.
It stays for a while and is then replaced.
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Summer Passed Quickly
Yes, I know this is the first post in a while.
No excuses. Or explanations.
Lots of photos made. Lots of photos processed.
A fine summer has passed.
Over the next while I’ll try to catch up.
Early and mid spring saw the emergence of life from the winter sleep.
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