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Julie Slack
Julie Slack ·
Coriander is available for adoption with his brother Tamarind @TeamCatRescue
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Julie Slack
Julie Slack ·
From zambonis to fire engines, kids get up close with big machines
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Julie Slack
Julie Slack ·
Trillium Photography Club hosts beginner boot camp for aspiring photographers
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Rayna Porter
Rayna Porter ·
Found this beautiful swan at Lasalle park.
Lasalle Swan
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Aditya Parameswaran
Aditya Parameswaran ·
Saw some more goslings on a bike ride today.
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Aditya Parameswaran
Aditya Parameswaran ·
Got lucky and caught some goslings this morning
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Alexa Ford
Alexa Ford ·
Burlington from the sky, the nest or the grass. This gallery shows off the talented skills of Burlington Photographers to capture feathered residents. If you like to snap nature — or anything in your spare time, share your snaps here! IN PHOTOS | Bird's-eye Burlington: A feathered photo fest
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Aditya Parameswaran
Aditya Parameswaran ·
Got a bit lucky with birds when I went cycling this evening.
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Aditya Parameswaran
Aditya Parameswaran ·
Took some pictures of some bunnies while I was on a walk
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Aditya Parameswaran
Aditya Parameswaran ·
Some more shots from my backyard birdfeeder.
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Julie Slack
Julie Slack ·
I'm Tamarind, that dude's brother. I am also photogenic, with a beautiful shiny coat.
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Julie Slack
Julie Slack ·
Coriander, a Team Cat Rescue foster cat, who is very photogenic, and up for adoption with his brother Tamarind.
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Aditya Parameswaran
Aditya Parameswaran ·
Went to the lake and caught some geese fighting, and a swan couple.
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Aditya Parameswaran
Aditya Parameswaran ·
Blue Jay visited my birdfeeder yesterday
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Alexa Ford
Alexa Ford ·
Local photogs are snapping some beauties lately! To be featured in our next gallery, post some of your photos! IN PHOTOS | Bird's-eye Burlington: A feathered photo fest
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Aditya Parameswaran
Aditya Parameswaran ·
This swan got really close to me when I was on a bike ride today. I didn't have to crop much at 200mm lol.
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Julie Slack
Julie Slack ·
Where's all the worms?
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Julie Slack
Julie Slack ·
I call these my mini hyacinths, but that's not the technical term! Some early beauty in each of these tiny flowers. Each flower is only the size of a pinky nail! I think they're marvelous - one of the many signs of spring that I enjoy
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Aditya Parameswaran
Aditya Parameswaran ·
Just put up a birdfeeder, here are some of the birds that came to check it out.
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Aditya Parameswaran
Aditya Parameswaran ·
I like to take my camera on walks to Central Library, here's some pictures I've got.
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Alexa Ford
Alexa Ford ·
Saw a boat crossing on the lake last night, wonder where it was headed 🤔
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Roy Enman
Roy Enman ·
Just a few of the stunning works of art along the trail at nearby Crawford Lake Conservation area.
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Roy Enman
Roy Enman ·
RBG a few years ago at one of their fantastic light displays.
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Shehnila Muhajir Kras ·
Brides-to-be how do you choose your photographer? What makes you pick one over the others? Is it always price? if not, then please share your thoughts on what makes you choose a wedding photographer of your choice?
Brides What resonates with you the most when choosing your photographer?
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Focus on Nature
Focus on Nature ·
Hey everyone! Focus on Nature still has spots open for their Summer camp at the Ella Foote Hall! It's a great chance for young photographers to explore the outdoors and learn new skills! Focus on Nature is a long-standing non-profit charity group in Guelph. We host hundreds of workshops on both school boards and service thousands of students from grades 3 to 11. We have always aimed to get students outdoors to explore nature and think about …
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