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10 Beautiful Green-Hued Photos from Across Canada—and Beyond
From moss-covered forests to the colours of a hummingbird’s plumage, check out these earthy photos captured by Our Canada readers.
Life cycle
“Here’s a monarch caterpillar soon to become a monarch butterfly,” writes Isabelle Marozzo. “I have many milkweed plants in my flower garden, so I have plenty of food for monarchs!”
This marsh is Nova Scotia’s best-kept bird watching secret!
Historial reenactment
Karen Allin paid a visit to the Bradley Museum in Mississauga, Ont., and happened upon this impressive reenactment of the War of 1812. (Pictured is the Canadian side.)
Nature girl
Melanie Corbin snapped this adorable photo on a family fishing trip in New Brunswick.
Check out more cute photos of kids in the great outdoors!
Green giants
Alexandra Fontaine captured this stunning photo on a hike through the moss-covered trees on Bear Mountain in Mission, B.C.
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Through the leaves
Ann Lane of Cobourg, Ont., really put her photography skills to work with this pic!
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Hummingbird
The hummingbird practically blends in with the green lilac bush in this pic by Norma Howes!
Check out more beautiful Canadian birds captured on camera.
Fast train
While on vacation in Alaska, Fred Allin of Etobicoke, Ont., snapped this photo on the train as he headed towards the city of Skagway.
Mount Kerkeslin
The green treees from Mount Kerkeslin in Jasper National Park are truly a sight to behold.
Don’t miss these awe-inspiring views of the Canadian Rockies!
Lounging
Muskoka chairs are typically red, but we sure do love them in the colour green too!
Next, take a look at these incredible photos of big things across Canada.