The creek

The creek
A creek off Bur Brook road in Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Camera: Canon EOS 5D; Lens: Canon EF-24-105mm f/4.0L IS USM; f/22.0 @ 1/45 sec; ISO 400; Focal Length: 55mm

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Parrott's bay II

Parrott's bay II
Parrott’s Bay Conservation Area, south of Taylor-Kidd Blvd (Loyalist Township, Ontario, Canada) after an ice storm
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Who called this meeting, anyway?

Who called this meeting, anyway?
A gathering of fowl - Pringle Creek, Whitby, Ontario, Canada
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Drakes and Hens

Drakes and Hens

Mallards gathered at Pringle Creek in Whitby, Ontario, Canada
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It's begun - Flowers, flowers and more flowers

Crocus
Spring has arrived!

Actually it's about 4 weeks early for my part of the world. When the crocuses bloomed back in April, we thought that was pretty amazing. Then the daffodils showed up.

Daffodil
Then, the tulips sprang forth.
Yellow Tulips

Then on April 27, 2010, the snows returned.

Tulips chillin'
Since then, the warm weather has returned and most of the flowers have recovered. Windy conditions and lack of time has prevented me from recording that recovery, but I'll get back out there soon.

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A Winter Scene