Autumn in Algonquin Provincial Park
Last weekend my husband and I visited a provincial park about two-and-a-half hours north of where we live. The leaves were brilliant! We decided to take a walk through a bog (a boardwalk kept us from sinking in) and this is a sampling of what we saw: a black-capped chickadee, colourful leaves and toadstools.
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Oh I love these that would have been a beautiful hike and I wish I had been there with all the sounds and smells of the bush:) B
ReplyDeleteglad they had the boardwalk for you, you might have disappeared in that bog, camera and all. beautiful toad stools
ReplyDeletei'm like "buttons" ... the sights & smells of fall ... me love! (:
ReplyDeleteWhat a great mushroom!
ReplyDeleteLieben herbstlichen Gruß und Sonne im Herzen
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Beautiful sights from your walk. I can almost smell them
ReplyDeletei just love this one. the sweet chickadee i perfect, then framed so well by fall color. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection of autumnal notes - the leaves and mushrooms are brilliant! That bird shot looks very much like a Christmas card I remember from long ago, very lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove the colours you found, and the little chickadee is a winner.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you were surrounded by beauty!
ReplyDeleteThis is another fabulous collage. I love the autumn colors.
ReplyDeleteI am visiting the eastern US this week and am sorry to see that the leaves have not begun to turn yet. It's been an odd year for weather.
ReplyDeleteLucky you, finding an autumnal bog to visit and photograph!
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Beautiful shots from your walk. I love the little chickadee.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful collage of textures, tones, light and nature's beauty.
ReplyDeleteand what a beautiful day you've captured on film.
ReplyDeleteLovely captures of Autumn. the Chickadee is a cutie too. Happy Fall!
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your collages..it is fall isn't it...Michelle
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