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Joe Lethbridge
Joe Lethbridge · IN Photography
You may see Osprey nest atop light standards throughout Cambridge,some even high above ball diamonds in city parks. Usually nesting nearby water sources. This one takes a quick stop to eye the waters at Parkhill Dam. To see them hover is stunning .
Keeping an eye on breakfast
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Joe Lethbridge
Joe Lethbridge · IN Photography
Sunday Sunset. Plenty of beautiful Sunset opportunities throughout Cambridge. Lucky for me, I just have to look out the window for this one
Sunday Sunset
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Joe Lethbridge
Joe Lethbridge · IN Photography
West side of Parkhill Dam the afternoon of April 4 as torrents of water go over and through limestone as well as the GRCA access stairs
Raging Beauty
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Amber Hewer
Amber Hewer · IN Photography
Hello everybody, I'm new here. Last Wednesday I was going to Fairview mall and I saw these two Canadian Geese trying to waddle cross the street. They tried they're best to waddle on their way but, they couldn't do it, so they took off and flew away. So, enjoy my last week's picture.
Our national geese trying to waddle across the street.
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Mike Johnston · IN Photography
Galt Arena on a misty morning.
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Joe Lethbridge
Joe Lethbridge · IN Photography
One of three Peregrine Falcons that have been regulars over the past few years until recently in the Galt core. Easy walkability with the east and west river walkways and close to many coffee shops to refuel
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Joe Lethbridge
Joe Lethbridge · IN Photography
Seen this great blue Heron high atop a light standard along the river,but jumped down to a lower point walking like the Great Wallenda on the metal railing to get a better view of the river . Captured in Downtown Galt Cambridge
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Mike Johnston · IN Photography
Love this mural featuring Galt founders William Dickson and Absalom Shade across from City Hall.
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Ken Debney
Ken Debney · IN Photography
After the storm Captured this after a previous ice storm Curious if the pending freezing rain will create some photo ops
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This outstanding, turret-topped Queen Anne home in Preston, Ontario was built in 1899 for local industrialist and politician George A. Clare. George was the president of the Clare Bros. Foundry, which he and his brother grew into a major concern after taking over from their father, who had started the business in 1853 along with partner Jacob Beck. Clare was involved in a number of other local businesses, like Canadian Office & School …
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