Photographs in Nature – darlenemulligan.com

Awe and Wonder

Canoe your way through the Rockies. Emerald Lake YoHo National Park. Rocky Mountains. British Columbia Canada.

Did you know? As the snow melts from the surrounding mountains, the watershed cascades over cliffs collecting powered limestone along the way, colouring the waters of the lake into a vivid turquoise colour.

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Behind the lens. Photographing Emerald Lake.

Kayaking the Canadian Shield

Experience the Canadian Shield on one of the hundreds of freshwater lakes that drain into the great Hudson Bay. Red Cliffs in the Canadian Boreal Forest Ontario Canada.

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Serenity

The state of calm slowly kayaking along the craggy shores of a freshwater lake in the Canadian Boreal Forest. Whiteshell Provincial Park in Manitoba Canada

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Fallen Star

Water Lilies in a calm bay of Westhawk Lake in the Whiteshell Provincial Park Manitoba Canada. The Canadian Boreal Forest.

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Metamorphose

Dancing Lights in the Northern Skies

On a clear moonless night, far from the city lights, you just might be lucky to spot the auroras. Northern Lights in the Canadian Boreal Forest Manitoba Canada

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Photographing the Night Sky

Foxy Lady

Red Fox—captured in the Canadian Boreal Forest Manitoba Canada

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Sly as a Fox

Rare Silver Fox—captured in the Canadian Boreal Forest Manitoba Canada

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T & T Sunset

On the bay watching the sun vanish over the western horizon—The Canadian Boreal Forest. Whiteshell Provincial Park Manitoba Canada.

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New Dawn

Hope rises with the sun at dawn displaying rays of possibilities for a new day. Sandy’s Bench in the Canadian Boreal Forest Manitoba Canada

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Nic

White-tailed deer—captured in the Canadian Boreal Forest Manitoba Canada

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Doe a Deer

White Tailed Deer—Canadian Boreal Forest Manitoba Canada

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Did you know? Deer are not able to focus on one location with both eyes which means the deer has very poor depth perception. Next time you’re on the highway think of all those deer crossing at the absolute wrong time and stop wondering what would possess them to cross at that precise moment.

Bird of Prey

Keen sight and a powerful soaring flight, “Brian’s Eagle” is on the ready—The Canadian Boreal Forest. Whiteshell Provincial Park Manitoba Canada.

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“Skipper”

The hardy little Nuthatch survives the Canadian winters—The Canadian Boreal Forest. Manitoba Canada.

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The Great Northern Diver

Loon in my Bay—The Canadian Boreal Forest. Whiteshell Provincial Park Manitoba Canada

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Did you know? The same pair of loons occupy the same bay in the same location year after year. They lay one or two eggs in nest in the marsh. Both parents care for the babies until fall when their offspring joins the teenagers before migrating to the south.

Wildflowers of the Whiteshell

Wild Daisies—captured in the Canadian Boreal Forest Manitoba Canada

Painted photograph on canvas.

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After the Storm

Take in the living sky as the sun sets over on of the lakes of the Canadian boreal forest. Westhawk Lake Whiteshell Provincial Park Manitoba Canada.

Did you know? A meteorite about the size of a school bus hit the ground on the border of Manitoba and Ontario Canada some 3 million years ago forming Westhawk Lake remains one of the freshest water lakes in central Canada.

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