"Not the Mama!!!" - Project 365 - Day 148 of 365

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"Not the Mama!!!"

Day 148 of 365

This mare seemed quite content with her herd of donkeys despite the wet conditions.

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"Tealights" - Photo of the Day - May 28th, 2010

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"Tealights"

A macro photograph of the bright flame of a tea light candle. The flames of more tea lights further behind make for a wonderful bokeh effect.

Captured using a Canon Rebel XSi using a 28-90mm lens @ 90mm, f/5.6, 1/100 sec., ISO 640.

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"So Much Rain!" - Project 365 - Day 147 of 365

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""So Much Rain!"

Day 147 of 365

A wet day again, deep puddles everywhere.

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"Where the Tall Grass Grows" - Photo of the Day - May 27th, 2010

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"Where the Tall Grass Grows"

Three white-tailed deer, two stags and one doe, look up from the shelter of tall grass in a snowy woodland clearing, their heads and necks the only part of them visible.

Captured in Indian Battle Park, near Fort Whoop Up, in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada.

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"Northern Flicker" - Project 365 - Day 146 of 365

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""Northern Flicker"

Day 146 of 365

It was so windy out. This fellow was definately having a bad hair.. er.. feather day because of it.

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"Fiddlehead Fern" - Photo of the Day - May 26th, 2010

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"Fiddlehead Fern"

A close-up shot of a fiddlehead fern taken on a nature walk through the Heber Downs Conservation Area in Whitby, Ontario.

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"Two of My Best Friends!" - Project 365 - Day 145 of 365

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"Two of Ny Best Friends!"

Day 145 of 365

While I love my flip flops, somerimes there are places that they just cannot take me.

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"Barn Owl" - Photo of the Day - May 25th, 2010

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"Barn Owl"

A white-faced barn owl stares back from it’s perch in the eaves of an old barn. This fellow seemed completely undisturbed by our presence.

Captured in rural Ontario, near Orillia, Ontario Canada.

Common barn owls are an endangered species in Ontario, despite having among the widest distribution of any bird in the world. They are often known by other names, some of them rather ambiguous. They often refer to the appearance, habitat or the eerie, silent flight: White Owl, Silver Owl, Demon Owl, Ghost Owl, Death Owl, Night Owl, Rat Owl, Monkey-faced Owl, Church Owl, Cave Owl or Stone Owl.
It is believed that many of the ghost stories in Europe originated from the ghost like appearance, eerie screech, and silent flight of the barn owl.

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"Yellow Headed Blackbird!" - Project 365 - Day 144 of 365

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"Yellow Headed Blackbird!"

Day 144 of 365

A yellow-headed blackbird perches on a dry bullrush at Park Lake Provincial Park, near Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada.

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"Snapdragons" - Photo of the Day - May 24th, 2010

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"Snapdragons"

A beautiful close-up of yellow snapdragon flowers.

Captured growing next to a rock outcrop near Burmis, Alberta, Canada.

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"I See A Baby Elephant...What Do You See?" - Project 365 - Day 143 of 365

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"I See A Baby Elephant...What Do You See?"

Day 143 of 365

When I saw this cloud I just couldn't resist taking a picture. Do you see what I see?

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"Last Years Berries" - Photo of the Day - May 23rd, 2010

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"Last Years Berries"

A close-up image of three dried red rose hips still clinging to the vines of a wild rose bush in winter.

Captured in mid-winter in Pavan Park in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada.

Each year in the fall, when the flower of the Wild Rose begins to wither, it turns into a small oval shaped hard seed container called a “rose hip” which is also considered the fruit of the plant.

Small animals such as squirrels and birds are attracted to the hips. Larger animals too such as deer, moose, rabbits, coyotes and even bears are known to eat the rose hips.

Rose hips have been an important food for all Native tribes where any kind of roses can be found. They are extremely high in vitamin C, much more so than oranges, for example. Dried, they keep well, and will always be available in winter.

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