#Canada anemone

[faguscarolinensis]

Anemone canadensis / Windflower at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC

[sitting-on-me-bum]

An anemone blooms in a shallow kelp forest in God’s Pocket Marine Provincial Park off the northern tip of Vancouver Island, B.C. Browning Passage, where this photo was taken, was rated by underwater explorer Jacques Cousteau as one of the best cold-water diving destinations in the world. 

Photo: Eli Wolpin

2023 Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year

[dansnaturepictures]

15/03/2024-Lepe, Inchmery, Lakeside and home

Photos taken in this set are of; views at all three places we went today, beautiful Great Spotted Woodpecker at Lepe one of two it was great to see, Great Crested Grebes doing their courtship dance at Lakeside a mesemrising sight, snail at home, Black-headed Gull at Lepe and Canada Geese at Lakeside. Other key sightings today were Marsh Harrier, Firecrest, Peacock butterfly, Little Egrets and Curlew at Lepe, Goldcrest, Ring-necked Parakeet, Redwing, Wren and my first wood anemone of the year at Lakeside and Nuthatch, Chaffinch and Chiffchaff at both Lakeside and Lepe.

[aisling-saoirse]

Native Wildflowers in Penn Park, Philadelphia - May 24th 2024

[economicsresearch]

page 548 - an anemone pursues a fish ceaselessly. Time has no beginning or end.

[vlkphoto]

Anemone Wall .. [2 / 2]

At the Aquarium, Toronto, ON.

[rabbitcruiser]

World Aquatic Animal Day

Did you know the ocean contains about a million different species?  Learn about marine life, visit an aquarium, or raise awareness about the  threats to the ocean.

Because (most) humans do not actually live underwater, it is easy to  forget the vast array and variety of aquatic animals that populate the  oceans, seas, lakes, and other bodies of water on our planet!

Aquatic animals may be vertebrates or invertebrates. They may breathe  air or extract oxygen through gills or the skin. And they may live in  either freshwater or saltwater. But no matter what their differences  are, one thing is for sure���aquatic animals deserve to be noticed and  appreciated!

World Aquatic Animal Day is centered around humans taking the time to  learn about and acknowledge the importance of all of these creatures  who make their homes in the water.

History of World Aquatic Animal Day

Created in 2020, World Aquatic Animal Day was created by folks over  at Animal Law Clinic at the Lewis & Clark Law School (Portland,  Oregon, USA) who wanted to bring attention to the importance of aquatic  animals to our societies and ecosystems. Widely used around the world,  aquatic animals are often at risk due to the interactions humans have  directly with the animals, or indirectly through the corruption of their  habitats.

In addition to ‘fish’, the category of aquatic animals includes a  variety of other creatures, such as mollusks, crustaceans, aquatic  birds, starfish, corals, aquatic insects, amphibians, marine mammals,  reptiles, and more.

The idea for World Aquatic Animal Day is to raise global awareness so  that humans all over the world would band together to create policies,  laws, education, and outreach that will help to protect these valuable  animals. The hope is to elevate the status of these creatures so that  people are more likely to take an active role in learning about and  acting on behalf of them. Different ideas for protecting these animals  continue to be featured, from plastic pollution to climate change  issues.

Many organizations throughout the world participated in the first  World Aquatic Animal Day in 2020, including Canada, Chile, Australia,  South Africa, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Croatia, Norway, Russia,  Switzerland, the United Kingdom and more.

The hope is that many more will join in for future days in the coming years. The more people who get involved, the better!

How to Celebrate World Aquatic Animal Day

Celebrating the animals under the sea is the idea of World Aquatic Animal Day, and there are tons of ways to do it!

Watch a Documentary about Sea Life  

Getting educated about aquatic animals doesn’t have to be boring.  Learning from film crews that have been deep-sea diving can be a  thrilling way to see, enjoy and appreciate the myriad of animals that  live in the water.

Try out these documentaries:

The Blue Planet (2001). First airing  on the BBC, this riveting series of shows gives a glimpse into life in  the ocean. It was filmed in more than 200 different locations over a  five year time period. And Sir David Attenborough’s voice over simply  makes the ocean seem that much more compelling.

Turtle: The Incredible Journey  (2009). This film uniquely follows the life of one sea turtle beating  the odds, from when she was hatched to facing the natural and unnatural  threats that occur in the life of such a creature.

Mission Blue (2014).  Featuring the life and work of Dr. Sylvia Earl, a marine biologist and  oceanographer, this documentary shows her life as it is dedicated to the  study of the ocean, having spent thousands of hours of time in its  depths.

Life in the Blue (2016).  Showcasing the extraordinary variety and range of life that exists in  the expanses of the ocean, this documentary specifically targets what  takes place just under the surface in a small band of 10 meter deep  water. Whether looking for shelter or hunting and foraging for food,  aquatic animals participate in a host of activities in this rather small  space.

Host an Under the Sea Party  

Get family and friends involved in raising awareness of the needs of  aquatic animals by inviting them over for a party that dives deep into  the theme. Make the place festive with sea-worthy decorations and play  tunes from a water-themed playlist (see below).

Serve snacks and desserts that stick with the theme of honoring  aquatic animals, including cupcakes adorned with gummy fish, goldfish  cheese or graham crackers, cookies baked starfish shapes or a veggie  tray organized in the shape of a rainbow fish.

Fruit treats are fabulous for sea-themed parties! Oranges can be  easily fashioned to create the look of an octopus by partially peeling  eight strips and then leaving them sticking out from the bottom. (Draw  on eyes with a non-toxic marker.) Apples can be creatively sliced to  appear as crabs, while banana halves can be adorned with an eye and the  stem cut to look like dolphins. And a watermelon can be creatively  carved to channel the look of a sea turtle!

Raise Awareness for Aquatic Animal Day  

Get others involved in the issues facing these creatures by holding  events at work, school, clubs or other places where the community  gathers. Make posters, host lecturers, or create a family-friendly  charity event where the money is raised to donated to underwater  wildlife funds. Don’t forget to use your voice to let government  representatives know about the need to protect these creatures by  writing letters to ask them for better rules, regulations, and laws.

Put Together an Aquatic Animals Playlist  

Getting into the groove of music is a great way to bring sea  creatures to the forefront of the mind–whether alone or at a party!  Gather some eclectic songs together in a playlist on Spotify or another  music hosting venue and jam in honor of the aquatic animals.

Try some favorite songs such as these, or come up with other creative ideas:

Too Many Fish in the Sea (1983) by The Marvelettes

Under the Sea (1989) Soundtrack from The Little Mermaid

Dead Sea (2012) by The Lumineers

Sea of Love (1959) by Phil Phillips

Across the Sea (1996) by Weezer

Only the Ocean (2010) by Jack Johnson

Deep Ocean Vast Sea (1989) by Peter Murphy

Sittin��� on the Dock of the Bay (1968) by Otis Redding

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[raaymur]

Tall Thimbleweed, Anemone Virginiana

[thebotanicalarcade]

n99_w1150 by Biodiversity Heritage Library Via Flickr: Canadian wild flowers Montréal :J. Lovell,1868. biodiversitylibrary.org/page/58013787

[oliviarosaline]

Tall Thimbleweed

Anemone virginiana

This anemone is native to the United States and southern Canada, where its range extends primarily east of the Great Plains. Its common name originates from the cluster of pistils forming a thimble shape, and it can tolerate and grow in a variety of conditions. This particular plant was thriving in a partly sunny, moist area of the woods near a small creek.

June 22nd, 2023

St. Francois County, Missouri, USA

Olivia R. Myers

@oliviarosaline

[vandaliatraveler]

Summer on the Deckers Creek Trail in Preston County.

From top: wild bergamot (Monarda fistulosa), whose fragrant odor permeates the trail in late July; downy skullcap (Scutellaria incana), an adorable perennial mint that clumps gregariously with wild bergamot; buttonbush (Cephalanthus occidentalis), easily identified by its pincushion-like flowers; Canada lily (Lilium canadense), which can be distinguished from the very similar Turk's-cap lily by petals that don't reflex past the flower's base; the elegant tall thimbleweed (Anemone virginiana), named after the thimble-shaped mound of pistils at the center of its flower; white meadowsweet (Spiraea alba), a lovely native spiraea that grows in damp meadows; and summer phlox (Phlox paniculata), also known as fall phlox, because it blooms prolifically from late July through September.

[yuuka-chan-twst]

Twisted wonderland with a Sakura haruno!Yuu

Dorm leaders+Rollo and Side characters witnessing your strength!

Riddle

-he first time saw it in orientation ceremony.

Grim was shooting fire to everyone and riddle and Azul were chasing grim.

Suddenly grim jumped towards you and everyone's eyes landed on you.

Sudden you punched grim.HARD.

And grim was sent across the hall breaking through the wall landing in courtyard...

Bitch boy is scared for his life.

The look on his face was speaking for himself.

You took down his overblot with like one punch.

But after you two got together he learns how strict your training was with the "Tsunade" lady.

And the fact your a doctor and so smart will get his mother's approval in like 1 minute.

Azul Ashengrotto

He wants it!!

It also took place in ceremony he just as scared as riddle.

He wanted it.

He thought of trapping you in a contract.

Following weeks he saw your wits and Medical capabilities,and healing "Magic"(Jutsu).

When you agreed for the contract to free the anemones he was happy.

But he found out your strength is something that can't be shared with training to gain it.

He learned that this "Lady Tsunade"broke your bones and fixed them just to break them again in your training.

He was impressed.

When he sent the twins he thought that the twins can defeat you.

Boy was he wrong.

The Tweels came back with broken ribcage and facture in leg.

Fuck he is even more scared.

When he overbloted everyone was panicking and then there is you.

You bitchslapped him across the college

He landed in the mainstreet.

He couldn't move for 4 weeks 💀💀

But after you two got together he praised your skills in medical field and your God strength.

Rollo flamme

When he found out you had no magic and weren't from this world he was fascinated and really interested in you.

You anger and maturity at the same time made the perfect balance.

He witnessed your strength when some man tried to ask you out vulgarly calling you "doll" and "maiden" when Rollo was arround,foolish people.

Rollo was about to do something but suddenly you grabbed the man's arm with suce grip his arm broke.

Rollo was shocked.

Then you punched him and he broke through the Buildings and landed on Outskirts of city of flowers.

Rollo was really shocked because you had such strength without magic.

He fell in love with you for who you were and this was just the tiniest sprinkle to all of that.

After the events of crimson flower you slapped him because you trusted him,he felt bad for betraying your trust and trying to harm your friends,but then suddenly you hugged him and cried

And said "You idiot,you know how worried I was for you!"

He was shocked the he fell into your embrace and hugged you tightly.

He said "I'm sorry,for everything,I hope we can start from the Beginning of our...... friendship..."

He said the last part hesitantly.

But then you said"Just friendship or something more important...I love you,you know....."

He turned red when you said that.

Author note:

Sorry for my absence I was in China for vacations so I didn't get time to post neither did we have connection of wifi for atleast first 2 days,but now that I'm back in Canada il post more.

I know Rollo got more screentime then others because he is my favorite character 😫

[roughentumble]

maybe canada anemone for ground cover, because it's hardy and spreads fast and its local to new york, and because it reminds wade and logan of home in canada. the raised beds can be The World's Littlest Garden

[joyouart]

Witchtober Day 13 - Crow

Anemonastrum canadense, synonym Anemone canadensis, the Canada anemone, or crowfoot, is a herbaceous perennial flowering plant in the family Ranunculaceae. It is native to moist meadows, thickets, streambanks, and lakeshores in North America, spreading rapidly by underground rhizomes. It is valued for its white flowers.

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Anemone underside .. [1b / 2]

A sea anemone had plastered itself to the wall of the tank at the Aquarium. This is what it looks like from the other side of the glass. Toronto, ON.

[rabbitcruiser]

World Aquatic Animal Day

Because (most) humans do not actually live underwater, it is easy to forget the vast array and variety of aquatic animals that populate the oceans, seas, lakes, and other bodies of water on our planet!

Aquatic animals may be vertebrates or invertebrates. They may breathe air or extract oxygen through gills or the skin. And they may live in either freshwater or saltwater. But no matter what their differences are, one thing is for sure–aquatic animals deserve to be noticed and appreciated!

World Aquatic Animal Day is centered around humans taking the time to learn about and acknowledge the importance of all of these creatures who make their homes in the water.

History of World Aquatic Animal Day

Created in 2020, World Aquatic Animal Day was created by folks over at Animal Law Clinic at the Lewis & Clark Law School (Portland, Oregon, USA) who wanted to bring attention to the importance of aquatic animals to our societies and ecosystems. Widely used around the world, aquatic animals are often at risk due to the interactions humans have directly with the animals, or indirectly through the corruption of their habitats.

In addition to ‘fish’, the category of aquatic animals includes a variety of other creatures, such as mollusks, crustaceans, aquatic birds, starfish, corals, aquatic insects, amphibians, marine mammals, reptiles, and more.

The idea for World Aquatic Animal Day is to raise global awareness so that humans all over the world would band together to create policies, laws, education, and outreach that will help to protect these valuable animals. The hope is to elevate the status of these creatures so that people are more likely to take an active role in learning about and acting on behalf of them. Different ideas for protecting these animals continue to be featured, from plastic pollution to climate change issues.

Many organizations throughout the world participated in the first World Aquatic Animal Day in 2020, including Canada, Chile, Australia, South Africa, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Croatia, Norway, Russia, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and more.

The hope is that many more will join in for future days in the coming years. The more people who get involved, the better!

How to Celebrate World Aquatic Animal Day

Celebrating the animals under the sea is the idea of World Aquatic Animal Day, and there are tons of ways to do it!

Watch a Documentary about Sea Life

Getting educated about aquatic animals doesn’t have to be boring. Learning from film crews that have been deep-sea diving can be a thrilling way to see, enjoy and appreciate the myriad of animals that live in the water.

Try out these documentaries:

The Blue Planet (2001). First airing on the BBC, this riveting series of shows gives a glimpse into life in the ocean. It was filmed in more than 200 different locations over a five year time period. And Sir David Attenborough’s voice over simply makes the ocean seem that much more compelling.

Turtle: The Incredible Journey (2009). This film uniquely follows the life of one sea turtle beating the odds, from when she was hatched to facing the natural and unnatural threats that occur in the life of such a creature.

Mission Blue (2014). Featuring the life and work of Dr. Sylvia Earl, a marine biologist and oceanographer, this documentary shows her life as it is dedicated to the study of the ocean, having spent thousands of hours of time in its depths.

Life in the Blue (2016). Showcasing the extraordinary variety and range of life that exists in the expanses of the ocean, this documentary specifically targets what takes place just under the surface in a small band of 10 meter deep water. Whether looking for shelter or hunting and foraging for food, aquatic animals participate in a host of activities in this rather small space.

Host an Under the Sea Party

Get family and friends involved in raising awareness of the needs of aquatic animals by inviting them over for a party that dives deep into the theme. Make the place festive with sea-worthy decorations and play tunes from a water-themed playlist (see below).

Serve snacks and desserts that stick with the theme of honoring aquatic animals, including cupcakes adorned with gummy fish, goldfish cheese or graham crackers, cookies baked starfish shapes or a veggie tray organized in the shape of a rainbow fish.

Fruit treats are fabulous for sea-themed parties! Oranges can be easily fashioned to create the look of an octopus by partially peeling eight strips and then leaving them sticking out from the bottom. (Draw on eyes with a non-toxic marker.) Apples can be creatively sliced to appear as crabs, while banana halves can be adorned with an eye and the stem cut to look like dolphins. And a watermelon can be creatively carved to channel the look of a sea turtle!

Raise Awareness for Aquatic Animal Day

Get others involved in the issues facing these creatures by holding events at work, school, clubs or other places where the community gathers. Make posters, host lecturers, or create a family-friendly charity event where the money is raised to donated to underwater wildlife funds. Don’t forget to use your voice to let government representatives know about the need to protect these creatures by writing letters to ask them for better rules, regulations, and laws.

Put Together an Aquatic Animals Playlist

Getting into the groove of music is a great way to bring sea creatures to the forefront of the mind–whether alone or at a party! Gather some eclectic songs together in a playlist on Spotify or another music hosting venue and jam in honor of the aquatic animals.

Try some favorite songs such as these, or come up with other creative ideas:

Too Many Fish in the Sea (1983) by The Marvelettes

Under the Sea (1989) Soundtrack from The Little Mermaid

Dead Sea (2012) by The Lumineers

Sea of Love (1959) by Phil Phillips

Across the Sea (1996) by Weezer

Only the Ocean (2010) by Jack Johnson

Deep Ocean Vast Sea (1989) by Peter Murphy

Sittin’ on the Dock of the Bay (1968) by Otis Redding

Source