Seen last weekend beside Rosseau River near Rosseau, Ontario
Starting with the largest square: ebony jewelwing damselfly, Steeplebush (Spirea tomentosa), wild rose
hips, bushy aster (Aster dumosus), cardinal flower (Lobelia cardinalis), and mushrooms.
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Thanks for another beautiful collage. I really like this series.
ReplyDeleteI'm always surprised at how many lovely things you discover along the roadside. Maybe it's Ontario or maybe I just haven't looked hard enough!
ReplyDeleteRe your comment on flutterbys...perhaps what you get are our butterflies who travel from Florida to Ontario ... that could be a rough trip, leaving them all tattered!
just thought I'd leave you a note and let you know I'd browsed your archives I've missed while on blog-cation. So many wonderful pictures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! I need to learn how to create mosaics.
ReplyDeleteGreat, great shots!
ReplyDeleteWhatever those little bugs are they look like they are performing a routine that has been choregraphed by some famous choregrapher!
ReplyDeleteWhatever those little bugs are they look like they are performing a routine that has been choregraphed by some famous choregrapher!
ReplyDeleteThese are all wonderful shots. I love the way you caught the damselfies.
ReplyDeleteGreat mix EG, your collage is brilliant!;)
ReplyDelete*** those two little critters are CUTE!
Léia
A "me too" comment: lovely mosaic... and those two damselflies dancing on the leaf are sweet! Nice, EG.
ReplyDeleteNext one very nice mozaik!
ReplyDeleteGreat collage, that is such a good shot of the damselflies.
ReplyDeleteDarla
Oh EG you make such wonderful collages. Mine are big and lumpy and yours are sweet and delicate. Wonderful!!! MB!
ReplyDeleteI love these collage posts! More..more!
ReplyDeleteI like the collage, but love the damselflies...
ReplyDeleteLove the damselflies. We have had tons of dragonflies lately, but they are too fast for me to get a picture!
ReplyDeletea warm shot....very beautiful view....warm, warm..cognrats
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a warm shot....very beautiful view....warm, warm..congrats
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Lovely and varied compilation of nature images!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful river to visit - look at all those treasures. I even recognized the cardinal flower!
ReplyDeleteI love your collages as I always learning something new...Thank you for participating in Nature Notes as you are a true nature lover....Michelle
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