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    Five from today's wander

    I've been away but got back a week ago and today I finally found time to get out with the camera.














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    Re: Five from today's wander

    Must be springtime in Alberta if the butterflies are out! Nice pictures, Scott.
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    Re: Five from today's wander

    Any idea what kind of butterfly that is? Great shots, love the nuthatch
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    Re: Five from today's wander

    Gotta love springtime.
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    Re: Five from today's wander

    I've no idea on the butterfly, they are a common type seen in the woods early in the spring. One of the first insects I see in spring. Our warm weather has come unseasonably early this year. On my walk today I see the snow is almost all gone yet the ponds remain basically dry other than a small shallow puddle way out in the middle. We need rain badly, these dry conditions are hard on the local wildlife.

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