What flag is this? Blue and Yellow cross on a black background with a ship ensign. Spotted in Scotland.
The little-used Quebec Blue Ensign
BRING BACK THE BLUE ENSIGN!!! AS A CANADIAN, I DID NOT WASTE 60$ ON A TO-SCALE 1:2 REPLICA OF THE CHAD CANADIAN BLUE ENSIGN!!!! Now the flag, that drapes so proudly in my room, the source of awkward discussions over my obsession of alternate history of my country, is no longer accurate!!!!
A Canadian Flag along with our Red and Blue Ensigns
Somebody needs to create a submod which brings back Canada’s beautiful Blue Ensign pronto!!!
Blue ensign with touch of green and gold
Canadian Blue Ensign, the long lost brother of Australia and New Zealand
Blue Ensign
Hey guys. This is probably a long shot, but I've been trying to contact Blue Ensign (the cruise ship crew agency) to work on a cruise ship. But their website is down or something, and they don't answer their phone. Can someone please tell me of another way I can contact them?
This blue-eyed ensign wasp I found. Thanks for eating cockroach eggs.
A Blue-eyed Ensign Wasp up-close
Does anyone know why there were two variants of Southern Rhodesia’s Blue Ensign from the pre-Federation days? Does one banner pre-date the other? I haven’t found a definitive answer.
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British Blue Ensign except it colonized itse– oh, wait, that's... that's just a blue rectangle. Huh. ...that's lame. Hold on, Imma add a dinosaur, I hear this subreddit likes dinosaurs. Yeah... there we go. Perfect.
A Blue-eyed Ensign wasp on my hand
The Dominion of Newfoundland's Blue Ensign
The use of red and blue ensigns for British Colonies and Dominions seems pretty interchangeable to me. How come Australia and New Zealand eventually stuck to the blue ensign, while Canada (pre-1967) favored the red ensign?
Closeup of a Blue-eyed Ensign Wasp
A Blue-eyed Ensign Wasp on my hand
🔥 A Blue-eyed Ensign Wasp up-close
A pseudo-realistic flag-map of the British Empire's colonies, territories, and protectorates. Any territories that had blue ensign flags were used. Other flags were created/converted to fit the standardised format.
Closeup of a Blue-eyed Ensign Wasp, a cockroach specialist
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White, red, blue ensigns - where were the squadrons?
This question is ONLY about the Napoleonic period and earlier, so responses about the 1864 decision of the red ensign for merchantmen, white for warships, and blue for pretentious yachtsmen (joking!) etc., would be of general interest but not on point. During the "Great Age of Sail," the red, white and blue ensigns were flown by RN ships belonging to (and sailing under the orders of the admiral commanding) the red, white, and blue squadrons. When the entire fleet was massed to fight the Dutch, these admirals would command the van, rear, and main body of the fleet. In 1790 when RN warships were all over the planet, the white ensign (if I understand correctly) was used for warships in "the home waters," but what ensign would a brig-sloop in the Leeward Islands Squadron Fleet? What about the Med? How about the North American Station at Halifax? Is there a pattern? Did captains know from their sailing orders? Any assistance would be appreciated.
Is there a reason Canada's Red Ensign was changed to blue?
Michigan Redesign Banner Version: Michigan naval ensign with five blue tassels and an extended cross, 2 mullet stars
Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) flag. Featuring a Heraldic badge granted by The Queen and resembling the old Canadian Blue Ensign.
Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth (RO8) entering Portsmouth Naval Base for the first time on her delivery voyage, 16 August 2017, and flying not the naval White Ensign, but the Blue Ensign, because the vessel was not yet a commissioned warship of the Royal Navy.
Does anyone know why some British colonies had red or blue ensigns, Was there a reason?
British Columbia redesign as a Blue Ensign flag
Why did Canada have a Red Ensign instead of a Blue Ensign like Australia and New Zealand?
Are there any factors that make a country choose red over blue or vice versa?
Confederate Blue Ensign (Redesign)
Dominion of America (Blue Ensign Ver.)
The Dominion of India's Flag Redesigned as a Blue Ensign
The Grand Orange Lodge of Canada gets an Orange Ensign flag, which is interesting as British Ensigns are typically Red, white or Blue.
US "Seal on a Bedsheet" state flags in the style of British Blue Ensign
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