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Mammals
05
Sep
I make a point of driving up to Hecla Island a few times each year and it makes for a good day trip from Winnipeg. While at the marsh boardwalk this little muskrat coated with some duckweed swam right up to where we were standing, climbed up the bank, immediately groomed his fur and dried off in what seemed a few minutes. The muskrat started munching on greens – obviously not worried about any human presence. Check out the teeth in the last photo -
Enjoy!
~Sharon
03
Jul
Finally a sunny morning and an opportunity to go to a favourite creek close to home. The usual residents were there so I will share a few photos of my visit.
Above: Red Winged Blackbird Below: Cottontail Rabbit
Below: Richardson’s Ground Squirrel taking a peek.
Below: White Water Crowfoot blooming in the creek.
Enjoy!
Sharon
23
Jun
Today something different. I was going through photo files and thought I would crop some photos to feature “faces”. Some cute, some not so but here goes . . .
Enjoy!
~Sharon
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