Blue sky clouds

Summer skies in Ontario can prove to be very dramatic. NW winds off of Lake Huron, especially when drier air is coming in, sets the stage for moments like this. Using my Canon M6 Markll with the CANON EF-S 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM lens, allows me to frame the sky off my 15th floor balcony with precision.

White clouds and blue sky during daytime

July 29, 2020 Summer skies in Ontario can prove to be very dramatic. NW winds off of Lake Huron, especially when drier air is coming in, sets the stage for moments like this. Using my Canon M6 Markll with the CANON EF-S 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM lens, allows me to frame the sky off my 15th floor balcony with precision.

Grassy field with a mountain in the background, clouds in the sky

Grassy field with a mountain in the background

A green field under a cloudy blue sky

A green field under a cloudy blue sky photo – Free Moor crichel Image on Unsplash

White clouds in the sky photo

White clouds in the sky photo – Free Blue Image on Unsplash

A green field under a cloudy blue sky

A green field under a cloudy blue sky photo – Free Moor crichel Image on Unsplash

I was having a great day at that time

Photos taken wearing new aqua-colored clothes, 2021 My life was colorful, now my life has somehow become a bit chaotic.

আকুয়া রঙ্গের নতুন পোশাক পরে তোলা ছবিগুলি, ২০২১ আমার জীবনটা রঙ্গিন ছিল, এখন আমার জীবনটা কেমন জানি একটু এলোমেলো হয়ে গেল। 

Code number: GDFGDFLKMC 

The Indian Rhino is a great swimmer

You read that right. The Indian Rhino is semi-aquatic and a gifted swimmer. They thrive in habitats near water sources, such as marshlands, grasslands, and alluvial floodplain forests. The Indian Rhino uses water as a defense mechanism to escape potential threats. Swimming also allows them to move between different areas and access abundant vegetation, including aquatic plants, reeds, and grasses growing near the water.

Close up of a green plant with lots of leaves

Download this HD photo of close up, natural, green, and plant by Jason Hawke 🇨🇦 (@jfhawke)

A green field under a cloudy blue sky

A green field under a cloudy blue sky photo – Free Moor crichel Image on Unsplash

Thuja Green Giant Trees

Thuja Green Giant (standishii x plicata 'Green Giant') is a large, fast-growing conifer that sports dense, dark green foliage. It takes on a pyramid shape via its flat splays and stays green throughout the year. "Thuja 'Green Giant' can quickly provide a lush, dense privacy screen that looks great all year round," says Walz. "It requires little or no pruning but can easily be sheared if necessary."

Thuga Green Giant Trees

Cloaked in dense, dark, evergreen foliage that goes all the way down to the ground, thuga green giant (standishii x plicata 'Green Giant') has a conical habit that needs only occasional shearing or pruning, says Kelly Funk, president of Jackson & Perkins.

Zone: 5 to 9
Mature size: 30 to 50 feet tall x 10 to 12 feet wide
Care requirements: Full sun to part shade; well-draining soil

Picture Reasons the American Bison Makes a Great Mascot

Protection of wildlife is about preserving what remains special and mysterious about the world in which we live. The return of the American Bison to the Great Plains is a victory for preserving our American heritage. (Sergio Boccardo / Shutterstock)