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Monthly Archives: May 2016
Up close with insects – bumble bees
A busy bumblee bee gathering pollen from a blossom on a blackberry bush
Posted in nature, not your normal view
Tagged blackberry blossom, bumble bee, bumblebee, close up, Flowers, insects, macro, nature
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Up close with insects – bumble bees
I had a bit of fun watching the bumble bees flying about as they gather pollen – it’s quite amazing how industrious and capable they are. I was pretty sure that these are in fact bumble bees (or bumblebees) and … Continue reading
Posted in nature, not your normal view
Tagged bumble bee, bumblebee, close up, Flowers, insects, macro, nature
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Up close with insects – a lot of yellow
I saw some daisies between the sidewalk and the road, and was thinking of shooting some pictures of the juxtaposition of concrete and nature – and then I saw the insect…
Queen of Burnaby
Queen of Burnaby backing out of the BC Ferries terminal in Little River
Posted in Little River, ships
Tagged BC Ferries, Comox, Georgia Strait, Little River, Queen of Burnaby
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The rain shadow?
It was raining on Mt Washington and Forbidden Plateau, but not at Goose Spit in Comox – this is a condition that is similar to but not the same as a rain shadow. A rain shadow is a dry area … Continue reading
Posted in mountains, Mt Washington, nature
Tagged clouds, Forbidden Plateau, Goose Spit, mountains, Mt Washington, rain, rain shadow, weather
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Queen of Burnaby
BC Ferries Queen of Burnaby in Little River
Posted in Little River, ships
Tagged BC Ferries, Comox, Georgia Strait, Little River, Queen of Burnaby
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A wreck ashore
Waiting to be removed – abandoned sailboat on the shore at Goose Spit – Comox
Posted in abandoned, Beach, ocean, ships
Tagged abandoned sailboat, Goose Spit, neach, sailboat, wreck
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A dead sea lion
Not all of nature is pretty, but nature reclaims everything – Goose Spit – Comox
C-FWSV
C-FWSV, a 2003 Westjet Boeing 737 – 700 (737-7CT)
Posted in airplanes
Tagged airplane, Boeing 737-700, Boeing 737-7CT, C-FWSV, Westjet
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CC-115 Buffalo
A CC-115 Buffalo from 442 Transport and Rescue Squadron at 19 Wing Comox
Posted in airplanes, CFB Comox, RCAF
Tagged 19 Wing Comox, 442 Transport and Rescue Squadron, airplane, Buffalo, CC-115 Buffalo, CFB Comox 19 Wing, RCAF
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