On my way to drop off my laundry (a ~30 km bike trip from North Vancouver to Commercial Drive and back), I see two bald eagles cruising over Stanley Park, and one happens to land in this tree.
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Eagle's nest |
Since I don't see it leave again, I start searching the tree, until I find this:
Unfortunately the eagle is keeping very quiet, and definitely is not going for another fly, so the only thing I see flying is not quite an eagle:
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C'est ne pas un eagle ! |
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Big & small |
Have I mentioned that it's cherry blossom season yet?
Cruising under Burrard Bridge, I spot two more flying things
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Just not flying at the moment |
Then I spot a nice pink Magnolia and while trying to take a decent picture of it (in front of a decent background), I come up with the following question:
Ever notice how much concrete there is in Vancouver?
Yes, there is a flying object in the following picture
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Plane in front of container port in front of Mt. Baker |
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IFO & Second Narrows Bridge |
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Mt Baker behind harbour |
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North Shore mountains behind bridge cables |
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