Dandelion season!

Fields of yellow at this time of year are very common.

Looking out my window my window

Weekend reflections

early morning sun seen through our new window

Common Mergansers in the River

A spring promise in the sunset

Reflections in an ice free river. at Fredericton, N. B.

The old railroad bridge at Fredericton, N.B. is now a walking trail, part of the Trans Canada Trail
The tall steeple of he Christ Church Cathedral is reflected in the tranquil waters of the Saint John
A portion of downtown Fredericton, N.B.

Pussy Willows found in Blissville

I found a traditional sign of spring today. My purpose when going out the door with my camera was to find, Robins, Goldeneye or Pussy Williows. I have spring on my mind. I found Pussy Willows. At first glance I couldn't tell if they were really the fluffy white catkins of the Pussy Willow or just rain drops on the branches. A second look through my camera lens confirmed my hopes! This was a special find!

Rernforth lighthouse overlooking the Kennebacasis for Ruby Tuesday

This must be very picturesq. My appreciative thanks to Mary/the teach for hosting this meme.

In keeping with the Hallowe'en Season

Changing images of fall

I have been tracking these Canada Geese all week . Yesterday I found them in a frost covered harvested corn field. Enjoy the beauty of the season!

The Schogomoc in the Fall

A tributary of the Saint John, This is one of my favourite streams.

Water"FALL" beauty!

Wirral Falls. The rapid descent of water fills the pool underneath the yellow awning of leaves. creating a scene of peace and tranquility.To better appreciate the beauty please click on the photo to enlarge.

Seasonal Change

The End of Summer

The shuddering wind shook my house
Forgetting to whisper in its summer voice
It boisterously shouted; Jesting in its autumnal tones of summer's end!

scenic New Brunswick for Scenic Sunday

Never leave home without your camera at this time of year Each drive through the woodlands is one of wonder and magnificence as the autumn colours are oh of unimaginable beauty. The leaves seem to be changing very quickly this year and will only increase in splendor as each day goes by .

clouds over Saint John City for Skywatch

My appreciative thanks to Sandy, Klaus, Ivar, Wren and Fishing Guy for hosting Sky Watch
Friday .

Stormy Winter White

Scenic Sunday: A December Landscape

To view other beautiful scenes drop by Scenic Sunday and take a look.

H is for Hot Air Balloon: ABC Wednesday Round #3

What a magnificent photo opportunity awaited me when I decided to attend the 23rd annual Atlantic International Balloon Fiesta last weekend at Sussex, NB. It was my first time attending and I have marked it on my calendar and hope to be in attendance again next September! For information on the balloons and balloonists just click on the Balloon Fiesta link.
The excitement started to rise as the balloons gradually filled and the crowd waited to see which one would be first to lift off the ground.

A couple of shape balloons, Jumping Jack and Mr. Peanut, were real favourites of the little ones in the crowd.

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My appreciation and thanks to Mrs. Nesbitt's Place for hosting ABC Wednesday Round 3. To view more ABC Wednesday posts via Mr. Linky please click HERE. For viewing the new format of ABC Wednesday Round 3 where all posts can be seen in the same place, please click HERE.

D is for Dinosaur: ABC Wednesday Round #3

This post is all about , "Once upon a time..." when dinosaurs roamed the lands of Alberta, Canada. I am also delving into the past by using some of my old 35mm photos taken sometimes in the 1990's. This first photo above is of a replica of a Tyrannosaurus Rex standing in front of the tourist bureau in Milk River, Alberta. In the background of this picture are perhaps what some might consider more modern day dinosaurs, those of grain elevators, many of which have now disappeared from the landscape of this prairie province.

These last two photos of dinosaurs were taken at the Prehistoric Park at the Calgary Zoo. This park features life size re-creations allowing visitors to walk through the land of southern Alberta as it may have been millions of years ago.
My appreciation and thanks to Mrs. Nesbitt's Place for hosting ABC Wednesday Round 3. To view more ABC Wednesday posts via Mr. Linky please click HERE. For viewing the new format of ABC Wednesday Round 3 where all posts can be seen in the same place, please click HERE.