Swim with the Spotted Jellies!

What is swimming in a circle?

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The Spotted Jelly - Mastigias papua at the Vancouver Aquarium!
Their brown color is from algae that live symbiotically inside their tissues. 

 

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Floating the Outlet Stream - Squanga Lake, Yukon, Canada (arctic grayling) 
  Listen to the Rocky Surf - Glacier Bay, Southeast Alaska

Swim along with the Canada Geese - Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C. Canada

Swim with us and the Canada Geese - in Canada!

We took a stroll bird watching through Stanley Park which is on the edge of downtown Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada.

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We had joggers, walkers and these swimmers for quiet company.

This flotilla of Canada geese! (Branta canadensis)
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Sea Birds on Great Barrier Reef, Michaelmas Cay, Queensland, Australia 

Band-tailed Pigeons Take over FeederWatch
Discover L.A. River at Sepulveda Basin (red-tailed hawk, Canada geese, American wigeon)

Australia (azure, little, & forest kingfishers, brolga, white-bellied sea eagle, & saltwater crocodile)

Record a stream! Mount Seymour Provincial Park

How do you listen to a stream?
How do you record a stream? 
At Mount Seymour Provincial Park, we took a walk through damp British Columbia rainforest.

As we crossed a footbridge on the Baden-Powell trail,

I really liked the sound of the water trickling down the mossy logs and across the stones into a small rivulet.   Listen!

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Baden-Powell Trail blaze sign

 

I made a mental note to record it when we hiked back by.
Listen to the Stream!

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Listen to the River! Russian River Adventure Canoe Trip, Healdsburg, CA
The Voices of a River - Lamoille Canyon, NV

Up a Tree - Ants - After the Fire - Calabasas, CA Part 3

In the "V" of an oak tree, something is very busy.

In fact, thousands of somethings!
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These tiny but dedicated creatures are rapidly moving and harvesting oak leaf litter after the Calabasas Fire in June 2016.

 

Sit back and watch the ladies at work! 
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After the Fire - Calabasas, CA   {part1}  

See the Oaks Calabasas Fire Part 2

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Watch Green Tree Ants, Cape Tribulation, Queensland, Australia

And for you bee lovers!
Water for Hot Summer Bees (California)