Primary colours
At Boundary Bay:
Blue
Blue
And red
More red
Yellow (Cedar waxwing)
Yellow. And pink, on the way back to the car.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
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- Susannah (Wanderin' Weeta)
- Delta, Lower Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada
- Hi! I'm Canadian, over 65, as weird as necessary for sanity, as sane as kids and grandkids permit, and a lover of birds, green stuff, tiny beasties and oddities generally. With my constant companion, Laurie, cameras in hand, we explore the Fraser River Delta and the BC coast. Here are some of our wanderings...
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3 comments:
Is it common for them to let the boats ground themselves at low tide? You would think it would be tough on them. - Margy
I would think so, too, but the sand there, especially towards the US side, is loaded with boats attached to chains and floats on the beach.
Wow. What beautiful simplicity! The colors are FABULOUS!
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