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Colorful woodland bracket fungi Laetiporus sulphureus. Commonly called Sulphur Polypore or "Chicken of the Woods". It's hard to miss as the fruit bodies grow as striking golden-yellow shelf-like structures on tree trunks and branches in Europe and North America. Copyright Robert Alsop images.

Fresh Chicken of the woods mushrooms - Laetiporus conifericola (used to be called Laetiporus sulphureus) in Washington state, USA.

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Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo

Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo

Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo

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Butterfly planetary nebula (NGC 6302), Hubble Space Telescope image. This is a bipolar planetary nebula, a glowing shell of gas cast off by a star near the end of its life. Red areas are nitrogen gas, the coolest gas visible here, white areas are sulphur. The star at the centre of this nebula was very large, with a mass of around five times that of the Sun. This planetary nebula, some 3800 light years from Earth, is located in the constellation Scorpius. Image obtained on 27 July 2009 by Hubble's Wide Field Camera 3 (WFC3) as part of the Hubble Servicing Mission 4 Early Release Observations (SM4 ERO).

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Sulphur Crested Cockatoo, Canberra Australia

Digital watercolour of a cockatoo in flight by mixed media artist Deborah McGrath from Crimson Cockatoo Designs

A sulphur crested cockatoo shows his good side while posing for a photo in Sydney .

This sulphur crested cockatoo was sitting in the tree in my front yard demanding that I take a photo of him.

The word "Poison" spelled, using element symbols from the Periodic Table

Digital watercolour of a cockatoo in flight by Deborah McGrath Art from Crimson Cockatoo Designs.

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The power of sulphur flows through the mask of this warrior.

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Canada. Alberta. Canadian Rockies. Banff National Park. View from Sulphur Mountain. Canon EOS Rebel T1i Canon EF-S 18-200 ispired by the beauty of nature 10/16/2011

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Canada. Alberta. Canadian Rockies. Banff National Park. Sulphur Mountain. Loneliness of Two.. Canon EOS Rebel T1i Canon EF-S 18-200 ispired by the beauty of nature 10/16/2011

9 butterflies from my garden featuring a monarch, common buckeye, red admiral, question mark, orange sulphur, painted lady, and three different swallowtails!

There are so many stunning places to hike in Banff in summer, but if you're looking for the most sweeping view with the least walking, the top of Sulphur Mountain is definitely your best option. A quick gondola ride and a kilometre of walking along the boardwalk gets you this amazing view up the Bow River!

Sulphur Crested Cockatoo. Australian bird species. A very cheeky and very friendly bird. Design is mounted with, the title of the bird species. Original design by KC Morcom

One of the cockatoos who visit my balcony sometimes. I hope you enjoy this portrait! It takes time and patience to catch that moment that shows both personality and detail in a wild bird.

A sulphur crested cockatoo poses shyly for the camera in the Australian bush,

A surrealistic closeup of an avian eye this is a sulphur crested cockatoo

Sulphur-crested cockatoos nesting in a tree, surrounded by wattle tree brush and butterflies. Original design by KC Morcom

The contrasting colors of the red salvia, the yellow sulphur butterfly and the green leaves makes this an eye-catching design.

Ruffle Puff visits my unit balcony No you can enjoy the visits too without the shrieking acking and mess

There was no audible sound but these two I swear were gossiping while cogrooming each other. If testing ever reveals cockatoos can communicate by infrasound I will not be surprised. Normally cresting like that is a sign of being surprised or annoyed but in this case they were grooming each other and trying to get their feathers dry after rain.

Kissy Birds! Okay its actually co-grooming for parasites but it is a sign of love and affection between sulphur crested cockatoos since only trusted mates allow each other to do this! Those beaks are sharp!

What a view! After plenty of fresh snow in the days leading up to Christmas, Sulphur Mountain was looking frosted and gorgeous on Boxing Day, even if we did have to brave -20ºC temperatures and snow being whipped uphill by the wicked winds to get to this lookout! The wind was strong enough that you can even see which direction it was going from the trees in this photo.

When the conditions report at the bottom of the gondola read "extreme conditions," we took it as a bit of a challenge. Despite the wind whipping snow up the side of the mountain and trying to sand our faces off, it was worth it for views like these.

A number of hardy souls braving the 20º temperatures and wind gusts full of snow on the boardwalk between the Banff Gondola and Sanson's Peak. Sure, we all could have stayed inside at one of the new cafes in the gondola terminus, but with views like this - complete with trees and mountains freshly coated in snow -- there was no way I was staying inside!

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