Wednesday’s Photos
May Impressions from the Kootenays
April showers bring May flowers. We all know the saying. I collected a few photos, which lend support for its general truth. But here at the Arrow Lake I must add the humming birds, which visit our area with the regularity of a clock at the time the trees are beginning to bud. A dramatic cloud formation is nicely rounding off this week’s photo presentation. Enjoy.
Peter, you captured the beauty of Spring at Arrow Lake. Enjoyed all your photos. Thank you.
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Beautiful! And a great capture of a “hummer”.
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Fantastic pictures! 🙂
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Herrliche Aufnahmen. Besonders eindrucksvoll ist das Bild mit den Wolken über dem See
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Der Kolibri war bestimmt schwer vor die Linse zu bekommen oder ? Gruss Wolfgang
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Eigentlich nicht! Er kennt mich schon und sitzt gerne auf einem Ast und schaut mir zu. Vielen Dank, Wolfgang!
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How beautiful and love your hummer!
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oh such beauty!!!!!!!!!!!
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Beautiful! Especially the lake and dramatic clouds. But every one is a keeper. And I especially like that shot of the bee, head down in what I think is “bee balm.”
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Thank you, Robert, for this kind comment and many others. They are truly appreciated.
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Once the plants start it goes fast, does it not? Beautiful colours! And the bird, so cute. The clouds are truly dramatic. Cloudy skies are often the most interesting.
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Klasse das 2te und auch das Letzte Bild!
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Just lovely pictures, Peter, thank you for sharing your beautiful impressions of spring.
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Amazing nature.
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Great pictures to relax in the weekend!
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Beautiful as usual, Peter. And the bird, it looks so proud of itself 🙂
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Lovely pictures. I like the dramatic sky and the hummingbird.
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Beautiful shots Peter. The clouds are magnificent.
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Your subtitle “May Impressions from the Kootenays” reminds me of the scenic hours I spent in Kootenay National Park almost two years ago. You must be thrilled to live in such a scenic (if cold) part of the world.
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It is not as cold as you may think. I enjoy this four-season part of the world. Thanks for the kind comment, Steve!
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Beautiful! Just beautiful! I wish we had hummingbirds here too! 😊
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Gorgeous shots. What is the purple flower in the second photo? (I am back from England and slowly trying to catch up. Hope all is well!)
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Such exquisite photos, capturing the beauty and essence of the season 😊
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Thank you!
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