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Tag Archives: flora and fauna
Nevada Adventures – Red Rock Canyon
Retroactive Post – April 6th, 2013 When we arrived at our hotel (Stratosphere Hotel and Casino) the night before, we were told that we had arrived after 6PM so a Deluxe room had not been held for us. The staff … Continue reading
Posted in Nevada, USA
Tagged bureau of land management, canyon national conservation area, Desert Globe Mallow (Sphaeralacea ambigua), Desert Tortoise, entrance fee, fire truck, flora and fauna, hotel stratosphere, Las Vegas Fire and Rescue shield, national conservation area, Red Rock Canyon, red rock canyon national conservation area, Red Rock Canyon Viistor Center, Rock climbing in Nevada, stratosphere hotel and casino, view from a room, Yucca blossoms, zombies
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2nd quarter 2012 – MPT most viewed
2nd quarter 2012 – MPT most viewed The following subjects were the most viewed MPT blog posts for the past three months. Top ranking – The two Kingdom of Osgoode posts from 2011 – I guess everyone likes looking at … Continue reading
Posted in Home and About
Tagged aleergic reaction to poison ivy, best men, Butterflies, Butterfly Exhibit, butterfly images, Carleton University, entourage, flora and fauna, hand fasting, Kingdom of Osgoode, knights in shining armor, marathon, narcisse snake pits, osgoode ontario, ottawa bicycle club, Ottawa Bicycle Club 2011 Rideau Lakes Cycle Tour, ottawa race weekend, pictorial tutorial, poison ivy, Poison ivy images, rash, rideau lakes, snakes, solar filter, sun photos, sun photos with solar filters, top billing, travel photography, unive
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Flora and Fauna, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Flora and Fauna, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic Photography of manicured lawns and tightly clipped hedges was not my interest so I would occasionally wander off through the hedges to see what wildlife might be in the more unkempt areas of … Continue reading
Posted in Caribbean & Mexico, Dominican Republic
Tagged 100mm lens, Anartia jatrophae, Anas bahamensis, anole, Aruba a tete rouge, birds, black bird, Cathartes aura, Common Moorhen, domesticated, Dominican Republic, dragonflies, elusive birds, fauna, flora, flora and fauna, Gallinula chloropus, green anole, hedges, hummingbird, juvenile hummingbird, lawns, little guys, peacock, peacocks, peahens, Pintail, Punta Cana, ray of light, Republica Dominicana, rptiles, security staff, serious trouble, shaft of light, tame birds, warbler, White Peacock, White-Cheeked Pintail, Yellow warbler, zoos
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Osprey, Dunrobin Marsh, Dunrobin, Ontario
Osprey, Dunrobin Marsh, Dunrobin, Ontario My birder friend, Gerhard, and I were out for a drive in June just to see if we might find anything of interest. As we drove downhill to the point were the bridge crosses a … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged Blanding Turtle, Dunrobin, Dunrobin Marsh, dunrobin ontario, eastern ontario, fish hawk, flashing lights, flora and fauna, L'aigle pêcheur, marsh milkweed, Midland Painted Turtle, milkweed, milkweed blossoms, Ontario, Osprey, osprey photos, Painted Turtle, painted turtles, Pandion haliaetus, Point Pelee National Park, RJHay, Ron Hay, turtle, vultures, water lily
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