Blue Grama Publications Corp. presents the Alberta Wildflowers 2014 Calendar:
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Alberta Wildflowers 2014 Calendar
Alberta Wildflowers 2014, presents a few wildflower photographic images from William (Bill) H. Sharp’s extensive plant species database, Flora of the Northwestern Great Plains (FNWGP).
William H. Sharp
ISBN 978-0-9739434-9-8
$20 CDN wall calendar
2014
30 pages
19 colour photographic images
Dimensions (inches): 8.5 x 11
Author-signed calendars are available through the publisher. When ordering, you can request a signed title.
William (Bill) Sharp
William (Bill) Sharp (BSc, Biology; MSc, Zoology) began photographing flora, fauna, and landscapes in the late 1950s. His passion has not waned; photographing and cataloguing plant species became his primary focus since retiring from university instruction of biology in Lethbridge, Alberta Canada. Bill’s interest in plant identification was partially sparked by a course at the University of Alberta in plant taxonomy taught by E. H. Moss, the original author of the Flora of Alberta.
Bill’s photographs and work have been employed in a variety of organizational and government report publications.
Captivating vistas are familiar landscape in his life as he has hiked a multitude of natural reserve areas trails. Photos of a few of these landscapes are presented in Alberta Views.
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While Canadian events are displayed, notable US holidays are as well. Laid out by an artist for peace, Earth Day and International Day of Peace are also noted.
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I love all this great stuff you are doing, Marlene. You are so versatile, but I knew that! Hugs, Bruce
Thanks so much for visiting my website, Bruce. It means a lot to me! Thank you also for your kind words.
such beautiful photos…we really do live in the garden of eden!
Thanks for taking the time to view them, Donna. A little cold these days to seem like the garden of Eden, but there still is a lot to see if one takes the time to look. We’ve got red headed woodpeckers at our feeders.