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One of our long range forecasts is showing possible snow next Tuesday. Kack. I refuse to accept this. :eek:

:poke: What'd ya buy from Glen Decker, Mary?? :evil:

She's gorgeous! Worth the wait, eh?

totally cute!

What a fabulous bog garden. :clap:

Looking forward to seeing your photos of Bombay Hook, btw...

This is another :D Greater Yellow Legs from a different part of the park this past Monday.

Man, the stuff you can learn on this forum! Fish that live in shells...who'd a thunk it. :)

Cool Michel! How very exciting! :clap: I love the graphics on the cover.

We are having an incredible September; the forecast right into early October is above normal. The next few days are forecast to be 26C. :drool: And no frost in sight, either...

Sharpie now has oil-based "Paint" pens. I use them for labelling plants in my garden. Lasts far longer than regular Sharpies.

I'm partial to that Dream Weaver. :drool:

Great display!

That's cool! What a monster. :clap:

Geez, bark yard. LOL. Can't even blame auto-correct for that one. :p Yup, that's the Sigma lens. I was looking at the Canon 100 - 400 mm and the sales guy talked me into the Sigma lens. Glad he did; much cheaper for one thing. Now I just need to learn how to use it. :D Another Pine...

Thanks guys! Jean, the first three shots were hand-held, the last three were on my tripod. Clark, I think those are "Yellow Legs" or "Lesser Yellow Legs". I can get within 3 or 4 feet of the Pine Siskins when they're stuffing their faces at our feeders. They're quite fearless.

Those are great, love the clonal name. :D

Some bird shots from Fish Creek Provincial Park Thanks for looking!

I bought a new lens yesterday. 150 - 500 mm. Pine Siskin at a feeder in my bark yard Bee on the Bee Balm...

Very pretty!