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cohan

@plants
video of Shepherdia Buffaloberry now loaded, and the Early Blue Violet is on the way.
Since I already posted stills (above in this thread) I'll include both the #Spectra #peertube link (which will show an image in this post) and the YouTube link below that.
#spring #video #nature #GetOutside #GoOutsideForMe #BorealForest #Alberta #Canada #NativePlants #permaculture #BloomScrolling
spectra.video/w/5tBuffdiu78iP1
youtube.com/shorts/lVnpeqtLw_o

PeerTubeFirst Flowers: Boreal Forest Spring BuffaloberryPar Cohan Magazine
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Running late for #WildflowerWednesday lol I had said these were the very first non-tree wildflowers of the year, but found another contender yesterday (still have to edit those!,stay tuned!)
Shepherdia canadensis Buffaloberry; super tiny flowers on a mid size, open branched, nitrogen fixing shrub. Tasty bitter berries used by native peoples and much loved by birds!
#BloomScrolling #florespondence #NativePlants #permaculture #nature #spring #Alberta #Canada #GoOutsideForMe

Against a blurred dark grey background, a close view of a narrow rain darkened branch, finely nubbly scaly, which angles across the view from lower right to mid left . Two tiny twigs project near the centre with mounds of tiny flowers and ball like scaly buds with leaves beginning to emerge from the tips as well, at this stage they are also brown/scaly, no green showing yet. Flowers are light golden green with fully recurved petals(?)like tiny starfish, and a puff of upright tiny pale stamens with balls of pollen on narrow stems.
Against a blurred reddish grey background, a close view of a narrow rain darkened branch, finely nubbly scaly, which angles across the view from lower right to upper left . Along the stem several tiny twigs project with several or more tiny flowers and a few new leaves beginning to emerge from the tips as well, at this stage they are also brown/scaly, no green showing yet. Flowers are light golden green with slightly textured and faintly red lined edges to the petals(?).Female flowers like these show a single pistil in the centre. In this view the flowers are presumably a bit older, so the pistils are a bit elongated and angled at the tip, projecting conspicuously from the flat/recurved stars.
Two *really* tiny 4 point star flowers and a scaly brown bud emerge from a grey scaly narrow upright branch/stem. In the blurred background several short twigs emerge from the same main stem with many flowers and buds, Flowers are light golden green with slightly textured and faintly red lined edges to the petals(?).Female flowers like these show a single pistil in the centre.
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cohan

So,I *took* the photos on #MonochromeMonday lol..I hadn't checked on #aspen #catkins for a couple of weeks- just emerging last time I looked; I knew the cool/snowy weather we had would keep them in suspended animation. It's been warmer for the last week though, a few days into the mid teens C/ even near 20C/68F, so I wondered if they'd matured. Nope! Farther along but still not fully extended/open.. soon though..
#nature #trees #spring #BorealForest#Alberta #Canada #animist #GoOutsideForMe

A black and white image of fuzzy poplar catkins on an overcast afternoon. There are several clusters of catkins at the tips of knobby twigs, and they are only partly emerged from their shiny sticky bud cases, looking silver white almost like pussywillows at this stage before they elongate. The background is muted blurred grey with several blurred dark twigs criss-crossing in various directions, giving an almost geometric pattern. One set of crossing twigs to the right looks like a stick thin figure dancing with one leg positioned with the foot on the ground, the other leg up at nearly right angles, the long arms mirroring this position with the torso nearly horizontal and dark head partly out of frame to the right. A spring forest spirit dancing in the trees and trying to hide from view among the twigs?
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Hello, Lovely Peeps! 👋

I have a fun, gentle project for you! 😊

For anyone interested, below is the link to "One Minute Park" where you can see one minute of a park from various places in the world & can contribute your own.

oneminutepark.tv

THIS IS NOT A WEBCAM - this is a one-minute video, shot by someone there & uploaded.

Eventually they hope to have enough (1440) to fill an entire day. So far they have 219. 👍

#Japan, #UK, #Italy, #Brazil, #USA, #France, #China, #Slovenia, #Australia, #Finland, #Belgium, #Scotland, #Germany, #NewZealand, #Thailand & more are all represented.

(The location of the park is in small print in white in the lower right corner, sound, browse & info buttons are in white in the lower left corner. (They can be hard to see.))

(from website)

How to make a One Minute Park

Walk around a park until you find a composition. Your scene should be filled with many layers of activity without any dominating elements.

Record in landscape mode on your phone. Keep your shot as steady as you can but don't use a tripod. You could even hold your breath. Check the timecode indicator while filming to make your video exactly 60 seconds. Tap record, let it count up to 60, and tap again. No editing needed!

Upload your One Minute Park to this Are.na channel. Videos should be in .mp4 format. Please include the date, time, park, location in the block's title.

I'm looking forward to this! 🤩

oneminutepark.tvOne Minute Park
#Park#Video#Nature
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cohan

#InsectFriday Police Car Moth (named for a time and place when police cars were black and white!) Gnophaela vermiculata. Not super abundant, but not uncommon here and sometimes a number seen at once. This one was late July last year on Achillea/Yarrow in the yard or #garden (there are wild, cultivated and self sown hybrids around) #insects #inverts #NaturalGardening #pollinators #WildlifeGarden #Alberta #Canada
#nature #SolaceInNature #GetOutside #GoOutsideForMe

Mid size black moth with large white patches like stained glass on its wings and an orange fuzzy area behind-mostly below its head. Long black antennae and legs. It is perched on a flower head of white Yarrow, many tiny florets making up a large flat cluster, with each floret composed of a number of even tinier petal-like ray flowers and central disk flowers with tiny yellow sexy bits. the moth's long 'tongue' is projecting into one of those florets, presumably finding nectar. Background is blurred green to darkly shadowed foliage, with some lighter goldy angular stems to the right.
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I had the photo edited for #WildflowerWednesday but ran out of time/oomph to write alt text, so didn't post. I'll throw it in now for #WildflowerHour This is local Castilleja miniata Paintbrush (I think some of our populations are hybrid, even though no other species locally, but this one is pretty basic). Grown from seed collected just up the road and scattered in a #MarginalGardening area on the acreage #Alberta #Canada #NativePlants #florespondence #BloomScrolling #nature #GoOutsideForMe

We see the top part of a single flowering stem which catches the sunlight and rises from a background of blurred mostly shadowed foliage (other plants, including most of the leaves seen in focus which are the top of the stem of something else- a Hawkweed). The flower structure is unusual- the actual flowers are small things mostly visible as thin green bits sticking out of the colourful bracts- modified leaves, rather than petals, which in this case are sort of a deep coral pinky-orange with green bases. These flowers are arranged around a vertical cluster sort of like a (rather sparse) bottle brush.
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#ThickTrunkTuesday with a bonus #SquirrelScrolling
I was harvesting firewood in the bush last week, an area I hadn't spent too much time yet this year, so this Red #Squirrel Tamiasciurus hudsonicus was not at all sure what I was doing there-- it held still for a while, hoping I didn't see it and would go away...
It is on a decent sized Picea glauca/ White #Spruce in #winter afternoon #sunlight #WinterBright #BorealForest #Alberta #Canada #wildlife #SolaceInNature #GoOutsideForMe

Left of centtre we see 2-3 feet of a spruce trunk, probably about halfway up. The bark is rough, scaly and a mix of grey and reddish brown. There are a number of dry (needle-less) grey branches sticking out in various directions and some branches hanging from farther up with green needles. The sky beyond is blue and there is a golden glow from afternoon sun reaching the right side of the trunk and lighting a squirrel which is perched on a branche mostly out of sight behind the trunk. We see its head, looking straight ahead, (towards our right) not looking at the photographer. A bit of its bushy tail (it would be arched forward over its back) can be seen just behind its head.
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