On the northern shore of Lake Ontario
This is some of what Mother Nature had to offer this week.
Largest square: ice on the rocks at Bond Head. Moving clockwise: mallard on the snow-covered shore; dried weeds (evening primrose) still in fairly good condition; zillions of Canada geese flying this way and that way and...; ice on a shallow pond surrounded by green cedars and golden weeping willows and cattails; and a river edged in ice and dried grasses.
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This is a beautiful collage!
ReplyDeletelove that selection of photos. Looks as though we are going to have a better day than we did yesterday. Did you venture out yesterday? I hibernated all day, heading to Shelburne this morning to run errands.
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Gill
Ice on the rocks with that little pop of red... terrific!
ReplyDeleteDarla
Great collage! I love the light house shot.
ReplyDeletewe are still seeing geese flying south from here and we ARE south so go figure on that one. i like the ice on the rocks, and i bet they would be hard to climb on.
ReplyDeleteNice mix of nature. That poor duck looks cold!
ReplyDeleteI love all the view in your mosaic! So beautiful and un-disturbed looking..
ReplyDeleteMother Nature always puts on a good show!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color. Love those grasses.
ReplyDeleteLovely collage.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your nature collages very much.
ReplyDeleteLovely nature collage! Cool capture of the geese in flight!
ReplyDeleteNice collage. I always wonder how the wildlife stays alive with all that snow and ice. Those ducks are a lot tougher than me.
ReplyDeleteGreat collage. I especially enjoyed the Ice on the Rocks photo.
ReplyDeleteNice shots...I love the bigger one in the lower left-hand corner. Love the composition of it.
ReplyDeleteMother Nature keeps on cookin' even in the dead of winter. And you keep on snappin' photos - beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteI won't mention snow. But I did think of you today as I rolled up to a red light next to a huge Ontario pickyup truck!
We've had just a few nasty cold days, but unusually warm most of the others :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is a marvelous collage. You always do a wonderful job with these Nature Notes posts.
ReplyDeleteGee, the red on that lighthouse really stands out.
ReplyDeleteA very good seasonal collage.
I get cold feet just by looking at the mallard duck.
ReplyDeleteLake Erie is still mostly open.. Unusual winter so far..I do wonder how the mallards keep their feet warm as I have some here standing on ice....
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE it, what a wonderful collage!! =)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful collage of pictures, so seasonal. Beautiful!
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