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Through The Lens

Canada through a lens. These images capture the landscapes, wildlife and beauty that make this a country worth exploring.

A rabbit scratching its ear — One of the neighbourhood rabbits

A yellow wildflower — Saskatchewan wildflowers

A tree bending in a strong wind — A typical Saskatchewan day

Partially sawed off trunk of a Chokecherry Tree — Partial stump on a Chokecherry tree

Looking over a small pond at sunset in Saskatchewan — Sunset shades of green and peach

A small bird leaves a trail in the mud along the edge of a lake — Sandpiper

Vivid red and orange sunset — Saskatchewan sunset

Sunrise reflected on a lake — The sparkle of sunrise

Small bird stands on the shore of a lake — Sandpiper chilling on the shore

Gravel road in the country stretches into the distance — Destination unknown

A view from the back as a pelican lands on a small Saskatchewan lake — Grace in flight

Muskrat sits on a rock in a lake eating what appears to be a small fish — Muskrat with breakfast of fish

Bright red ladybug sits on the edge of a green leaf — Study in Contrasts

A white gull comes in for a landing along the edge of a lake — Perfect landing

Gopher pokes its head out a hole in the ground — Taking photos of wild animals teaches patience

Wildflowers along the lakeshore — Flower and water

Fish fins sticking out ofthe water — Carp milling around in the shallows

A line of 7 deer run into the distance — Spooked the deer

A deer poses in the morning light — Early morning in Saskatchewan

Orange sunrise — Saskatchewan sunrise

Fall leaves on a tree against a blue sky — Fall colours

Pink wildflower — Tiny bee in a thistle

Small bird wades along lakeshore with lake grass hanging from its beak — Lake grass for lunch

Two baby Mourning Doves. One on its belly the other standing with wings outstretched — Baby Mourning Doves

A ring of dirt around an ant hole — Ant hole

Adult Mourning Dove perched on a railing — Pretty little Mourning Dove

A red moon in the black sky — Red moon

A jet travels across the orange morning sky — Early morning flight

A hawk sitting on a fence post stares at the camera — Such a beauty

A bee hangs off the edge of a yellow leaf — Colour-coordinated bee

A duck walks along the sandy shore — Morning walk

Coyote sits in the wind — Windy day conversations

Vivid red and orange Saskatchewan sunset — Fire in the Saskatchewan sky

A blue kayak in the middle of a lake. — Kayaking on Irish Lake in BC

A SkyHawks team member with a red and and white Canadian flag emblem as their parachute with red smoke streaming out behind them. — A single member of the SkyHawks Canadian Forces Parachute Demonstration Team sails through the air

Three SkyHawks team members parachute is a Canadian flag. The parachutes are th red and and white Canadian flag emblem. The jumper on the bottom has a large Canadian flag dangling beneath them. — The SkyHawks, the Canadian Forces Parachute Demonstration Team

Eight Canadian Forces Snowbirds fly in formation overhead with smoke coming out form begind — A Canadian icon, the Snowbirds at their final hometown show in Moose Jaw, SK before standing down until the early 30s

431 Air Demonstration Squadron better known as the Canadian Forces Snowbirds information with smoke coming from behind — Canadian Forces Snowbirds - 431 Air Demonstration Squadron

Eight red and white Canadian Forces Snowbirds flying in formation overhead — Canadian Forces Snowbirds at their final hometown show in Moose Jaw, SK before standing down until the early 30s

Mac the Moose - Moose Jaw, SK — Mac the Moose in Moose Jaw, SK

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