January Squares: Up #11
Singing Up in spring. A displaying male Yellow-headed Blackbird photographed near Punnichy, Saskatchewan. I’ve always liked the enthusiasm of the bird with its open bill and spread tail.
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 Up Squares Month and is my day 9 contribution to Becky’s October Squares on the theme of Past Squares.
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.
Trees on the Shoreline
A section of the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area, Saskatchewan, Canada at sunset in late autumn.
One of my favourites from Tree Squares month but clearly not many people liked it as it was largely ignored and didn’t get a single comment.
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 Tree Squares Month and is my day 4 contribution to Becky’s October Squares on the theme of Past Squares.
My Flora and Fauna Friday post this week is continuing my look back at autumn migration in Saskatchewan, Canada.
A flock of Snow Geese (Anser caerulescens) lift off from a section of the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area. The Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area is a staging area for wildfowl on autumn migration
Snow Geese are native to North America breeding north of the timberline in parts of Greenland, Canada, Alaska and Siberia. They spend their winters in warmer parts of North America.
A small selection of photos from the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area in Saskatchewan, Canada. The Last Mountain Lake Bird Sanctuary is within the National Wildlife Area.
The Last Mountain Lake Bird Sanctuary was the first migratory bird sanctuary established in North America.
It is a staging area for migratory birds. In the autumn there can be hundreds of thousands of Snow Geese and tens of thousands of Sandhill Cranes using the area.
This is my contribution to the Weekly Prompts Weekend Challenge: Sanctuary prompt.
A breeding adult American White Pelican on a section of the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area.
A frozen section of Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area at sunset in winter.
Some of the thousands of Snow Geese that pass through the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area in autumn.
A section of the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area at sunset in autumn.
A solitary cloud over Quaking Aspen in autumn near Punnichy, Saskatchewan, Canada.
This is my day 22 contribution to Becky’s July Squares: Trees photo challenge.
Trees on the shoreline of the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area at sunset.
My Throwback Thursday post this week is traveling back to Saskatchewan, Canada in the late 1990s. This is also a contribution to Becky’s July Squares: Trees photo challenge.
