Fresh Water Life

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The Yellow Pond-lily is a beautiful plant whose floating leaves dot the surface of many small lakes and ponds throughout the province. Robert Cannings.
This is a photograph of the Yellow Pond-lily.
British Columbia is shaped and given life by water – it feeds the soil, the glaciers, creeks, rivers, lakes and marshes that nourish life of all kinds.
 

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This is a photograph of the brown cylindrical flower heads of the Common Cattail, with a tiger moth larva crawling on it.

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This is a photograph of a red, Cardinal Meadowhawk dragonfly.

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This is a photograph of Mayfly larvae.

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This is a photograph of spawned-out Sockeye and Chinook Salmon in the shallows of the Adams River.

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This is a photograph of the Northern Wood Frog.

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This is a photograph of a Yellow-headed Blackbird.

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