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    Dinosaur Provincial Park

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    Dinosaur Provincial Park
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    by Clifford Dupuis from Calgary CA on 15 May 2022
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    Located 2½ hours east of Calgary, Alberta, along the Red Deer River, this provincial park was established in 1955. The park exhibits prairie grasslands, badlands, and 200-year-old riverside Cottonwoods. In addition, 58 Dinosaur species have been discovered and 500+ specimens removed and now displayed in museums worldwide. In 1979 it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

    • Camera: NIKON D750
    • Focal: 20 mm
    • Shutter speed: 0.008 sec
    • Aperture: f/ 8
    tagged: dinosaur_provincial_park alberta canada unesco_world_heritage_site dinosaurs badlands red_deer_river outdoors nature mountain mesa

    3 comments


    Debra Plett posted 2022-05-17 8:24pm

    Gorgeous landscape shot Clifford with a great narrative.

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    Jeff Aelick posted 2022-05-17 12:18am

    That some thing grat shot the coloer are some thing

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    Yves Langlois posted 2022-05-15 5:20pm

    Thanks for the onfo Clifford. I like very much the perspective you shows here to express the harsh terrain of the badlands. I am a bit jalous. I don't have those opportunities here in the south of Québec.

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