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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island: Welcome to Camas Country
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island. A naturalist's romp around Vancouver Island taking time for the birds, flowers and other sights along the way. Saturday, July 16, 2011. Welcome to Camas Country. This photo is from earlier in the spring. Found a great story about the importance of this plant — Camas quamash —. On the Beacon Hill Park history website. And I'm sharing because I seem to be lacking time to write. Labels: Beacon Hill Park. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island: Why I otter!
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island. A naturalist's romp around Vancouver Island taking time for the birds, flowers and other sights along the way. Saturday, May 14, 2011. A river otter stops to check me out on a hike in Gowlland Tod Provincial Park. Not to be mistaken with the sea otter which is rarely seen this far south. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. There was an error in this gadget. Science: Science blog guardian.co.uk. Gail Kirkpatrick Mt. Doug Hiking.
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island: Hornby Island
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island. A naturalist's romp around Vancouver Island taking time for the birds, flowers and other sights along the way. Saturday, May 21, 2011. Each of the Gulf Islands that lie between Vancouver Island and B.C.'s coast has a different flavour. Hornby Island gets views of snow covered mountains in both directions with its own funky mix of artisans and people who've retired from the rest of the world. One of the few marine protected areas, the waters around the park are closed...
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island: Summer day at Long Beach
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island. A naturalist's romp around Vancouver Island taking time for the birds, flowers and other sights along the way. Tuesday, August 30, 2011. Summer day at Long Beach. Pacific Rim National Park. Consider It Done Moving Company. Loved to see more.Keep posting! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. There was an error in this gadget. Summer day at Long Beach. Science: Science blog guardian.co.uk. Gail Kirkpatrick Mt. Doug Hiking. All the Queen's Men.
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island: An oystercatcher by any other name
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island. A naturalist's romp around Vancouver Island taking time for the birds, flowers and other sights along the way. Thursday, March 24, 2011. An oystercatcher by any other name. The black oystercatcher is not quite correctly named. It could be called the black limpetcatcher, or the black musselcatcher to be more accurate in terms of what this shore bird eats. The Pacific Wildlife Foundation. Haida Gwaii oystercatchers have orange or dark blue bands on their left leg.
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island: At the beach
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island. A naturalist's romp around Vancouver Island taking time for the birds, flowers and other sights along the way. Sunday, April 10, 2011. O no a lonely shoe. Where is its mate? Dont despair, ClaireBear. Both shoes are there. The one in front is nearly hidden by the other. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. There was an error in this gadget. The viaduct: one of Victorias wetlands. Science: Science blog guardian.co.uk. All the Queen's Men.
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island: Osprey on the island
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island. A naturalist's romp around Vancouver Island taking time for the birds, flowers and other sights along the way. Sunday, June 12, 2011. Osprey on the island. It's been hard to know how many osprey are around the Victoria are because I have little time to watch them. I saw this one at Patricia Bay on the Saanich Inlet in early May, handily scooping fish from the shallow waters. This would be pre-nestlings, so the birds aren't yet rushing about. One is in Esquimalt.
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island: Campus sweethearts
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island. A naturalist's romp around Vancouver Island taking time for the birds, flowers and other sights along the way. Saturday, June 19, 2010. To say I'm happy with my new camera outfit would be a bit of an understatement. I resisted as long as I could, in loyalty to my old 20D, but I have to admit that five years in digital technology time makes a noticeable difference. On this day, the fields were empty. Here, the male delivers a fish to his mate, whose posture sugges...
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island: Five hundred words
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Heather Reid: Stories from an Island. A naturalist's romp around Vancouver Island taking time for the birds, flowers and other sights along the way. Monday, September 05, 2011. Because this picture only tells half the story. This is an adult female osprey. She carries a perch in one talon. She has two nearly grown nestlings. She was in the middle of feeding one of her nestlings when a male osprey (not her mate) flew near her nest. Seriously. Why do I love these birds? I loved birds too.:).
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Lee McKenzie :: Contemporary Romantic Fiction :: Blackboard
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Blog a Little, Blog a Lot. With Lee McKenzie and Rachel Goldsworthy. This two-part interactive workshop draws on participants’ experience and real examples. We look at why you might want to blog; what you can put on your blog to achieve your goal; how to get people to your site; whether to blog on your own, with a group, or as a guest on other sites; and more! In Part Two, participants are guided through the steps of creating a blog and turning their vision into reality. Very clear with good examples.
