Posts Tagged ‘Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8’

Mink skull, Sans Souci, Georgian Bay

Mink Details

Jan 31, 2011 | Discuss

The carnivorous details of a perfectly preserved mink skull, found in the Sans Souci region of Georgian Bay.

Garter snake, Ward's Island, Toronto Islands

Spotlight

Jan 17, 2011 | Discuss

An unlikely mating of a Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 macro lens to a full-frame Canon EOS 5DmkII (you’re not supposed to be able to use short-backfocus lenses on full-frame bodies) picks out a Dekay’s Brown snake amongst the dull browns of early spring.

Blackbird chicks in nest, Hanlan's Point, Toronto Islands

Ringside Seat

Jan 10, 2011 | Discuss

Blackbird chicks, their eyes finally open, await their next feeding.

Blackbird chicks in nest, Hanlan's Point, Toronto Islands

Reedbed

Jan 10, 2011 | Discuss

Three blackbird chicks, eyes not yet fully open, rest in their nest.

Melanistic garter snake, Ward's Island, Toronto Islands

Forked

Jan 03, 2011 | Discuss

A melanistic garter takes a sniff of the fresh springtime air.

Radial Wonder

Jan 03, 2011 | Discuss

One of Cathy’s daisy-like flowers opens up in the brief daylight of November.

Flowering asparagus, Ward's Island, Toronto Islands

Asparagus Prep

Dec 27, 2010 | Discuss

Wild asparagus prepares to go to flower near the breakwall by Bayview Avenue. This monster was wonderful to watch grow, it reached six feet tall before storm winds blew it over causing irreparable damage.

Wild asparagus, Ward's Island, Toronto Islands

A Guy Named Gus

Dec 27, 2010 | Discuss

The wild asparagus of Bayview Ave., here now almost three feet tall. Who knew they’d grow to be so big?

Mink skull, Sans Souci, Georgian Bay

Nightmare on Mink St.

Dec 07, 2010 | Discuss

The carnivorous teeth of a mink skull discovered in the Sans Souci area of Georgian Bay.

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