Lines of Snow Geese at Sunset
The birds are flying to roost at dusk during autumn migration. Photographed at Little Quill Lake, Saskatchewan, a staging area for wildfowl on autumn migration. A little known wildlife spectacle.
A look back at some of my personal favorite square photos from previous months of squares. Some were popular, some not so popular at the time.
This was a post in Lines Squares Month and is my day 5 contribution to Becky’s October Squares on the theme of Past Squares.
This is my contribution to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: In the big wide open spaces prompt.
I was considering a couple of approaches to the prompt before realising that there was one obvious choice, Saskatchewan, Canada.
My Saturday Bird this week is a female Red-winged Blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus) and is a follow up to my Saturday Bird two weeks ago which was a male Red-winged Blackbird.
I waited two weeks to post the female because the males normally arrive some time before the females. This allows the males to set up territories before the females arrive.
This female was photographed in central Saskatchewan in the spring.
This is my day 9 contribution to Becky’s April Squares on the theme of Bright.
Five Sandhill Cranes flying to roost at sunset.
This is my contribution to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Solid, liquid and gas prompt.
After two weeks of snow and below normal temperatures there was an obvious choice for this prompt, water in its various forms.
Throwback Thursday travels back to Saskatchewan in the late 1990s.
A large, loose V of Sandhill Cranes flying to roost at sunset during the autumn migration.
With no internet connection at home I’m slowly working on editing the thousands of slides I copied last winter. I recently finished all the copies with Sandhill Crane included in the keywords.
Three American White Pelicans flying between Little Quill Lake and Middle Quill Lake in Saskatchewan, Canada.
This is my day 16 contribution to Becky’s October Squares challenge on the theme of Kind.
