Snow fencing on beach, Oshawa
It's looking more and more like late autumn. Canada geese (seen beyond the snow fencing) have arrived from the Arctic. (Many of the geese that live here during the warmer months have fled to the southern U.S.)
Leaves on the beach
Leaves, pebbles and driftwood litter the sand.
Yellow-rumped warbler
A yellow-rumped warbler flitted about the beach debris looking for dinner.
Another deserted beach, Whitby
I was surprised to find this yucca plant growing amongst the pebbles.
Water droplets on yucca growing on beach
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I am still aching to visit a sandy beach... And here you have a couple of them!
ReplyDeleteI love the image of the leaves on the beach, and the water droplets on the yucca!!!
Nice photos of Lake Ontario's shoreline Camera Girl. It looks so barren but you did manage to find plant and animal life.
ReplyDeleteThere's something about a beach any time of the year that makes one want to linger. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteA yucca plant in Whitby who knew:) Oh your photos are awesome. Hug B
ReplyDeleteAll your pictures are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, RW & SK
The yucca plant is so incredibly hardy and almost impossible to destroy. I don’t recall ever seeing snow fencing around the beaches in my neck of the woods but I have seen a lot of litter on the sand. It all looks so pretty in your pictures, especially the beads of water on the yucca.
ReplyDeleteNice shoreline shots, and that warbler is a cute one...I didn't know the name, but it sure fits the little guy.
ReplyDeleteThere is something captivating about an empty beach.
ReplyDeleteDarla
I can't wait until we get our yellow-rumped warblers back. He's so sweet here. Neat images of the beach(es)!!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, the yellow rumped warbler is a subtly pretty little bird
ReplyDeletedeserted beaches are my thing, these are lovely. and so is that bird. the droplets are perfect
ReplyDeletepretty, quiet scenes. love the warbler.
ReplyDeleteI've come across your "snow fencing" on our beaches along the Pacific Coast. They use it to protect ground nesting plovers. Am glad ours is for that and not snow.
ReplyDeleteFine collection of late fall beach photos. Think I can feel the cold breeze here.
ReplyDeleteLovely series of late autumn shots EG, it looks like its going to be a very cold winter for you and a very hot summer for me, if only we could work something out :)
ReplyDeleteI love visiting the beach(es) in autumn. They are so quiet. Great shots, terrific water droplets!
ReplyDeleteThere is something about an empty beach in the fall. Yucca plant? wow...
ReplyDeleteNice bird shot! Love the sunny beach with fall colors.
ReplyDeleteEverything seems to be preparing for the long winter months. It looks like a quiet time to visit the beach.
ReplyDeleteA great series! I'd like to have some of those nice smooth rocks on the beach to paint on! LOL!
ReplyDeleteReally?? A snow fence on the beach...
ReplyDeleteDet første billede er rigtig godt.
ReplyDeleteDen røde farve giver meget til himlen! Kompositionen er også fin.
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JetteMajken
That first shot just feels soooo lonesome...and of course that makes me love it even more.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Fall shots. That little warbler is very cute. I still like the beach even in the winter. MB
ReplyDeleteA lovely series of beach photos. I hope you have a mild winter :)
ReplyDeleteOoooo-weee! looks like a beautiful place to be.
ReplyDeleteThe stuff of dreams, actually . . . thanks.
Good shoreline shots, and the snow fences are definitely another sign of winter being upon us.
ReplyDeleteBeaches look so forlorn in the cold weather, EG!
ReplyDeleteA beach near Whitby? How quaint can these Ontario towns get?!! Yes, I'm feeling nostalgic and homesick for Southern Ontario, especially in the fall, there's nothing more beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images, thank you!
Poppy
loving the water droplets. ( :
ReplyDeleteIt may be fall,but you have still found some amazing beauty.
ReplyDeleteGreat beach tour!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots!! I've been biding the Canada geese farewell of late. Glad they are moving along nicely. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Autumn captures, EG, as always!! I love the warbler and foggy beach!! Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteGreat and beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed all the shots but I love the way the water droplets look like little jewels on the yucca.
ReplyDeletenice droplets shot. pretty soon the ground will be all covered in white goodness.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful autumn picture. I love the beach in cold weather!It looks so quiet!
ReplyDeletePretty beach scenes and I love the cute YR Warbler. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeletelovely beach photography ~ for OWT ~ thanks, carol, xxx
ReplyDeleteI love to be on the beaches at any time of year!
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What beautifully peaceful images these are. I especially love the first one.
ReplyDeleteWonderful series of shots.
ReplyDeleteCute little warbler! It's been too long since I've been on a beach, so I really enjoyed these wonderful shots!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your photos of the beach. I also like the water drops you captured on the yucca plant.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sights from your world.
ReplyDeleteLove the gem studded leaf.
The Canada Geese have been exported to the UK but not, unfortunately that lovely little Warbler. I like the water droplets very much.
ReplyDeleteI see these pictures and I see beauty in all. Love the cute bird close up is perfect!I also love the composition with the little stones!You are so talented, congrats!
ReplyDeleteLéia
Our yucca do really well, despite cold!
ReplyDeleteI love your warbler!
Great series! That snow fence does look rather out of place.
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