#LeGrandHronBleu

#LeGrandHéronBleu

Frequently seen near the shores of open water but most of all in the wetlands of the Northern Hemisphere. They are so permanently anchored around here that it would be very easy for me to write an updated book about them instead of all these outdated information found on the web.

#HalloweenSpirit

Hey, already in the Halloween Season and I'm gonna start posting all sorts of related stuff around here. So, it's gonna be real fun.

BTW, anyone from Tumblr still have the Halloween Spirit? or you're too old, too busy, too tired, have too much work, or think it's only for kids?

Anyway, this year we'll finally be able to regroup everyone, at least a hundred people, with a bunch of outside decorations. And decoration here, is at  l a r g e  s c a l e!

So Happy Halloween Season folks.

#MourningDove

Just caught a Mourning Dove under the morning rain washing up herself. I was a little bit surprised because from my knowledge, Doves are extremely lazy. They even build their nests from only a simple platform of branches from which we can see the eggs through it. They are so poorly built that it's not rare to see an egg fall down from it. And that same nest will also be used a second time during the same year.

But the work is still done and it does the job, because the population of Mourning Doves are increasing so fast that they are classified has the most widespread birds in the Northern Hemisphere.

#We'llCrossThatBridgeWhenWeGetThere

Winnipeg... where the earth is flat and the roads are straight.

#FallScenery

Mountainous Part of the Northern Hemisphere.

They’re back.

#NorthernRaven

At 9 weeks old, young brother and sister experiencing their first hot sweaty Summer day.