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My Lil Backyard Buddy

My Lil Backyard Buddy

We call this lil guy "Zoom Zoom" as he darts everywhere in our backyard trying to chase away all the other Hummingbirds from the feeders. This is a ra...
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We call this lil guy "Zoom Zoom" as he darts everywhere in our backyard trying to chase away all the other Hummingbirds from the feeders. This is a rare moment when he stopped to rest.
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Aperture f/6.5 ISO 200 Shutter 10/1500 Focal Length 14970/100

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Oct, 2018

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A vivid, pink flower from my garden last summer with water droplets from a rain shower.

This is a macro shot of a dragonfly mating on a Lamb's Ear plant in my flower garden. The Lamb's Ear plant feel like very soft velvet and p

A lovely scenic view in October along the TransCanada Highway overlooking the Elk River in British Columbia.

The Peony flowers in my garden were splendid this summer.

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Our new poodle pup "Milo" looks up at me with a look on his cute face as if to say "Are you my Mom"?

As dusk approaches in the Rockies of Alberta.

A Hairy Woodpecker ( I think it's a female) pecking away on birdfood that we stick in holes of a large tree branch.

I'm not sure if this is a release pin or not from a railway car but it looked interesting with the ice and I snapped a pic of it.

Autumn at Crowsnest River in Alberta, Canada.

This is a photo of my Airedale "Keegan" enjoying a warm summer day. Later on Keegan became seriously ill and it was his last summer with us.

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A frosty, snow tipped plant looks so pretty in winter.

A little, busy bug on a plant in my flower garden.

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A rainy, foggy afternoon in the Rocky mountains where this unique Burmis Tree is located. The tree died in the 1970's losing all of it's nee

A beautiful autumn day and pondering beauty at a lake in Crowsnest Pass, Alberta.

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