https://bcnature.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Roberts-Bank-Letter.pdf “#BCNature is appalled at the decision announced today to approve the #RobertsBank Terminal 2 Project.
Your own government scientists have documented the many significant adverse #environmental effects that this project will deliver. They also proved that replacing #biofilm is impossible to achieve on the scale necessary to replace what will be lost if this project is implemented.”
#Dragonfly on #fingertip 
#Nature is wonderful & amazing 
The Deadman Falls, mid-August, 2020, so the flow is less than it might be at other times of the year, but is still impressive as it cascades down approximately 150–200 feet (best guess) into the pool at the head of the canyon. The upper rim surrounding this end of the canyon was burned to the ground the next summer during the Spark Lake wildfire that consumed nearly 900 square kilometres.
#Trails
#Forest
#Hiking
#BCNature
#BCOutdoors
#Photography
#WaterfallWednesday
For today's moth shot we have Feralia deceptiva. We only get 2 Feralia species in BC, and I'm lucky to catch them both where I live. Unique-looking species; even my moth-deploring wife admits they're pretty attractive.
Euxoa costata. One of the more distinctive of the dozens of Euxoa species. Spotted earlier this year in Merritt, BC. Good moth.
