Nature Gallery

Nature Gallery

Nature Image 1

nature A horse at sunset.

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Nature Image 2
nature Polyphemus Moth - this moth is one of the biggest and showiest moths in Ontario. It is a nocturnal species and is a member of the Giant Silkworm Moth family.

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Nature Image 3
nature Mute swan in early morning. Mute swans feed on aquatic plants. Differs from other swans in orange bill with black knob at base, more curved neck, and longer tail.

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Nature Image 4
nature Early Spring American Robin. One of North America's most familiar birds. Most often seen on lawns and fields searching for earthworms.

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Nature Image 5
nature A young curious cow.

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Nature Image 6
nature A Ribbon Snake - about the size of a garter snake.

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Nature Image 7
nature A cow coming for a closer look.

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Nature Image 8
nature Pixel - my domestic cat.

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Nature Image 9
nature A Barred Owl trying to get some sleep on a lovely winter afternoon.

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Nature Image 10
nature A Barred Owl checking activity behind him.

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Nature Image 11
nature OK, who has priority here? The squirrel checks out the two male Cardinals before going to the feeding tray.

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Nature Image 12
nature A female Cardinal looks me over before going to the feeding tray.

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Nature Image 13
nature Squirrels are cute - sometimes! They can be quite industrious in getting access to bird feeders.

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Nature Image 14
nature A Blue Jay looking over the immediate area in the forest. What a beautiful bird though is a real bully around a bird feeder!

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Plants Gallery

Plants Image 1
plant A close-up view of a yellow orchid given to me by a friend.

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Plants Image 2
plant A close-up view of yellow orchid with two buds. This plant was given to me by a friend.

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Plants Image 3
Looking at the sky through the leaves and branches of a sumac shrub found in the ditch close to home.

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Plants Image 4
plant A close-up view of a Black-eyed Susan flower in my garden.

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Plants Image 5
plant Two Black-eyed Susan flowers in my garden.

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Plants Image 6
plant These three orange lilies are found in my garden.

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Plants Image 7
plant Decorative wagon wheel with pink flowers found behind the Trader's Store in Monument Valley, Arizona.

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Plants Image 8
plant Echinacea (Purple Coneflower) found in my flower bed behind the house.

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Plants Image 9
plant A macro view of a yellow orchid that I have in the house.

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Plants Image 10
plant A close-up view of yellow orchids with one bud. This plant was given to me by a friend.

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Plants Image 11
plant Stemmed pink tulip with water droplets found in my flower bed after a rain.

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Plants Image 12
Yellow-orange tulips. This image was taken in the City Greenhouse when open to the public in late winter to early spring. After a long winter, seeing flowers is good for the soul.

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Plants Image 13
plant Pink tulip with water droplets on the petals. This tulip grows in my flower bed every spring.

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Plants Image 14
plant A macro view of an Amaryllis (Scarlet Baby) flower in the City Greenhouse. Kingston opens its City Greenhouse to the public every early Spring so people can have a view of many flowers after a long winter.

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Plants Image 15
plant A close-up view of an Amaryllis (Scarlet Baby) flower in the City Greenhouse. Kingston opens its City Greenhouse to the public every early Spring so people can have a view of many flowers after a long winter.

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Plants Image 16
plant A small cactus plant with tiny white flowers. The flowers remind me a bit of jewels.

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Plants Image 17
A Shoe Orchid found at the City Greenhouse. Kingston opens its City Greenhouse to the public every early Spring so people can have a view of many flowers after a long winter.

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Plants Image 18
plant Muscari Armeniacum or blueflowers. I like the selective depth of field in this photo.

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Plants Image 19
plant A tiny yellow spring flower.

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Plants Image 20
plant Small white flowers found on the forest floor during spring. Notice the fly helping itself to pollen.

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Plants Image 21
plant Muscari Armenicacum or blue flower.

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Plants Image 22
plant A Spirea leaf bouquet in the spring. Later in the spring, these leaves turn green.

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Plants Image 23
plant Image of a Mini-goldfish flower taken in the City Greenhouse which opens its doors to the public in late winter early spring.

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Plants Image 24
plant Blue spring flowers in my flower bed. These perennials show up after the crocus plants go away.

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Plants Image 25
plant This is an image of a VERY large puff ball of a plant that looks somewhat like a dandelion.

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Plants Image 26
plant Soft white pinkish flowers found in the flower bed of a hotel. Took this image in the wind and rain while waiting for my daughter.

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Plants Image 27

plant These Red Trilliums are hard to find on the forest floor in the spring.

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Plants Image 28
plant Purple Coneflower (also known as Echinacea) found in the flower bed in front of my house. These perennials have faithfully showed up every year.

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Plants Image 29
plant A Waterlily flower found in the pond in an area cemetery.

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Plants Image 30

plant The new leaves of a tree taken in April of last year.

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Plants Image 31

plant Purple Coneflowers (Echinacea) from my flower beds.

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Plants Image 32

plant A new shoot on a Spirea shrub after some trimming in summer. This Spirea has nice pink flowers at least twice during the summer.

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Plants Image 33

plant Soft white pinkish flowers found in the flower bed of a hotel. Took this image in the wind and rain while waiting for my daughter.

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