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Prairie Nature: © Copyright

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All rights are reserved, and photographs and other content may not be used or redistributed unless appropriate arrangements have been made with me. So if you want to place any of these images in reports, textbooks, classroom materials, flash cards, magazines, newsletters, web pages or any other printed or online/electronic media, please contact me first to negotiate that usage. And seriously, I am. Thanks and happy reading! 169; Shelley Banks. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Writer, editor, photographer.

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Prairie Nature: Misc.

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Other miscellaneous Saskatchewan prairie creatures, including Northern Leopard Frogs, Western Painted Turtles and Western Plains Garter snakes. Western Plains Garter Snake. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Writer, editor, photographer. View my complete profile. My Book: Exile on a Grid Road. My poetry collection, Exile on a Grid Road. And online and other book sellers. For more info, see ShelleyBanks.ca. And yes, I took the cover shot! You might also like. Yarrow: Common white wildflower that's also pink.

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PWAC PRAIRIES and the NORTH REGIONAL BLOG: September 2013

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PWAC PRAIRIES and the NORTH REGIONAL BLOG. Welcome to the Professional Writers Association of Canada's PRAIRIES and the NORTH REGION. Monday, 30 September 2013. Even though the Professional Writers Association of Canada is a member organization of Access, individual writers still need to submit their information, including publication credits. Access manages licensing, collection of licensing fees and distribution of royalties on affiliates' behalf, so that we can focus on what we do best — creating.

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Latitude Drifts: 2015 Book Awards: Congrats to all Saskatchewan Writers

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Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Sunday, April 26, 2015. 2015 Book Awards: Congrats to all Saskatchewan Writers. The 2015 Saskatchewan Book Awards was a fine celebration of Saskatchewan writing and publishing. Congrats to the winners — Bruce Rice, Tracy Hamon, Brenda Baker, Dawn Dumont, Suzanne North, Ernie Louttit, Ken Dalgarno, Ken Caron and Angela Caron, Michelle LaVallee, Merle Massie, Paul Hanley, Laurier Gareau. 169; Shelley Banks. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Writer, editor, photographer.

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Prairie Nature: Chestnut-collared Longspur eating grubs near Grasslands

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Friday, July 17, 2015. Chestnut-collared Longspur eating grubs near Grasslands. Near Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan, there is a place where Chestnut-collared Longspurs. Live in summer. When we drive through that area, I want to go slowly, to watch these brown birds on the rocks and sagebrush — and, if they'll cooperate, take a close look with binoculars or camera to see that they aren't simply first-glance brown, but rich chestnut, red, ochre, black and white. Or food for nestlings? Other pictu...

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Prairie Nature: Upland Sandpiper with juvenile Sandpipers at Grasslands

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Friday, July 31, 2015. Upland Sandpiper with juvenile Sandpipers at Grasslands. What an amazing sight to see a flock of young Upland Sandpipers on one side of our dusty ranch road near the West Block of Grasslands National Park (or through it? Tough to keep track of current boundaries). And on the other, an adult Upland Sandpiper scolding the babies off the road. Upland Sandpiper, near (or in? The West Block of Grasslands National Park, SK © SB. And yes, the Upland Sandpiper. What are these birds? And on...

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Prairie Nature: Prairie Hare at Sunset in Grasslands National Park

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Thursday, July 16, 2015. Prairie Hare at Sunset in Grasslands National Park. We were walking towards the Frenchman River Valley at Grasslands National Park late one evening, when suddenly, my husband signalled to me. A Pronghorn Antelope. Straight ahead, he said. I couldn't see anything, but aimed my camera and captured. A Prairie Hare, ears lifted straight up to catch our voices, body stiff and ready to flee. June 24, 2015. 169; Shelley Banks. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.