A reminder to members of City Daily Photo: the theme day for February 1st is Smiles. I will be dipping into my archives for some of it, but with some fresh material too.
The path in the Water Gallery leads into an area that focuses on freshwater environments. It includes a large aquarium with several species of freshwater fish.
Panels look at the concept of watersheds, including a breakdown of where Canadian waters actually go. One of those watersheds will come as a surprise to many of you.
A display case nearby includes several birds and other life around freshwater shores. We'll see more of this tomorrow.
That is lovely!
ReplyDeleteGostei do aquário.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e continuação de uma boa semana.
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The pictures of the fish leave me longing for warmer days by the side of the pond.
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ReplyDeleteThe Museum of Nature would be my favorite place, wonderful exhibits.
Take care, enjoy your day!
The fish are a great idea, as is the whole museum for that matter.
ReplyDelete@Lady Fi: I agree.
ReplyDelete@Francisco: thanks!
@Jan: they seem far off at present.
@Eileen: it is a marvelous museum.
@David: you'd enjoy it.
...fresh water is something that we need to protect.
ReplyDeleteThe freshwater fish are nice to see William, familiar fish are comforting 😊
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit this exhibition.
ReplyDeleteThat aquarium looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteAppropriate because Canada has a pretty large % of the world's freshwater.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing fish in the aquarium. The water gallery would be nice to spend some time visiting.
ReplyDeleteInteresting to see how Canadian water goes all directions! Love that a museum has fish in it too!
ReplyDeleteThe water looks so clear !!
ReplyDeleteAquariums are fascinating to watch. I get mesmerized by them every time I see one.
ReplyDelete@Tom: I agree.
ReplyDelete@Grace: they are.
@Nancy: it's a good museum to visit.
@RedPat: it does.
@Anvilcloud: quite so.
@Bill: I certainly agree.
@Barbara: I do too.
@Gattina: indeed.
@Sharon: I can get that.
I enjoyed your photos. Aquariums have always interested me. It's been a while since I went to one. The last time was in Baltimore before the pandemic.
ReplyDeleteSo much rich geological history up in those parts.
ReplyDeleteI think I'd just park myself in that water gallery. It looks like a wonderful haven.
ReplyDeleteThe horticultural gardens in Cleveland have several water displays interspersed. I like them.
ReplyDeleteNature museums are a favorite of mine, and my family. Wonderful photos.
ReplyDelete@Denise: this museum is a favourite of mine.
ReplyDelete@Revrunner: definitely.
@Jeanie: you'd enjoy it.
@Joanne: I can imagine.
@Michelle: thank you.
William - water is one of the earth's resources that many of us take for granted!
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DeleteLovely freshwater exhibit and photos ~
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Thank you.
DeleteWhat sort of fish are they? We only have trout here that live in freshwater.
ReplyDeleteI'm not good with identifying, but we do have various freshwater fish, including trout.
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