to me. It doesn't seem to be bothering him in the slightest, though.
International Wallpaper
Wednesday, 27. December 2006, 21:13:21
I've put together a "wallpaper" album. All the photos are 1024 x 768 - well, approximately. All are 1024 pixels wide but a few are slightly shorter than 768 pixels tall, and would need to be centered.
Many of these are having their first outing on here, although a few are larger versions of pictures in my other albums and some have previously seen life in my now abandoned Webshots page.
Click on the picture to enter!
As well as Canada and the UK, this album contains pictures from Ireland, Switzerland, and the US. Sometimes I get asked why I travel so much. I do like seeing new wildlife, of course, but my trips have sometimes been rather unusual which has allowed me to explore a country more than a typical visitor. I started my 2004 Alberta trip in Montreal; my 2005 Smokies visit in Toronto. Travel by Greyhound isn't for the faint-hearted but I've seen some incredible things courtesy of the buses
some of which, admittedly, I could have lived without seeing 
I'm always amazed at how most people spend such journeys buried in a book. During my cross Canada 2004 bus journey, I saw mule deer, coyotes, moose, a grey wolf an eastern coyote, hawks, pronghorns, a red fox, woodchucks, a snowshoe hare... Sadly, most of my fellow travellers missed all of this!
Not all my trips are holidays. My Jasper 2004 visit was to complete my university dissertation, while my university class was taken to Ireland in 2003 for an ecology field trip. I also went to Toronto in 2001 to attend a lecture by Prof. John Theberge on the Algonquin wolf situation.
Many of these are having their first outing on here, although a few are larger versions of pictures in my other albums and some have previously seen life in my now abandoned Webshots page.
Click on the picture to enter!
As well as Canada and the UK, this album contains pictures from Ireland, Switzerland, and the US. Sometimes I get asked why I travel so much. I do like seeing new wildlife, of course, but my trips have sometimes been rather unusual which has allowed me to explore a country more than a typical visitor. I started my 2004 Alberta trip in Montreal; my 2005 Smokies visit in Toronto. Travel by Greyhound isn't for the faint-hearted but I've seen some incredible things courtesy of the buses
some of which, admittedly, I could have lived without seeing I'm always amazed at how most people spend such journeys buried in a book. During my cross Canada 2004 bus journey, I saw mule deer, coyotes, moose, a grey wolf
an eastern coyote, hawks, pronghorns, a red fox, woodchucks, a snowshoe hare... Sadly, most of my fellow travellers missed all of this!Not all my trips are holidays. My Jasper 2004 visit was to complete my university dissertation, while my university class was taken to Ireland in 2003 for an ecology field trip. I also went to Toronto in 2001 to attend a lecture by Prof. John Theberge on the Algonquin wolf situation.
) some Roosevelt elk, and the worst photo I've ever uploaded on here. Very poor light, little stability (a shuddering car), lots of elk-coloured vegetation. I plead innocent. There was no way on earth to get a good picture!
