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The Land is Whispering: A Field Guide to Now. Webinar coming up this weekend! Sign up for free on Eventbrite, and join us on Sunday at 4!
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The ice is going out!
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Not much longer!
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Please register to join our latest free webinar on January 18th. Dr. Ken Abraham will join us to talk about winter waterfowl.
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Frosty mornings!
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Found this gorgeous, big Shagbark Hickory today. At least half a meter dbh.
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Four-toed Salamander. End of season sighting.
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Love those beady, red eyes! Boxelder Bug, now on the lookout for winter snug spots.
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Red-backed Salamander.
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Green Stink Bug (Chinavia hilaris).
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What a beauty! Lady's Tresses orchid.
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So much Pinesap this year!
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Great Egret.
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American Groundnut is a deciduous or evergreen perennial vine that bears edible beans and large edible tubers.
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It's not native to Ontario, but for its intense splash of colour, Deptford Pink is always a welcome sight.
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Beautiful colors of the Mourning Dove.
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Happy Family Day to our American Friends.
Female Common Mergansers (photo by Murray) take care of their young for several weeks, even though they can feed themselves shortly after birth
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Blue Flag is in bloom in Ontario wetlands.
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Stinkfly (Coenomyia ferruginea). It is uncommon throughout its range. Larvae feed on the larvae of bark beetles and other insects in the top layers of soil. Adults are sluggish and are found on foliage.
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The swallowtails are flying! Eastern Tiger Swallowtail.
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Yellow Morel! A springtime treat.
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A snake may appear threatening when it flicks its tongue out, but it's simply trying to get a better sense of its surroundings by "tasting" the air.
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Wild Turkey on the move.
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Bloodroot in bloom.
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Trout Lily in bloom. Must really be springtime.
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Galeria bicolor, a False Bombadier Beetle. According to Wikipedia, its mimicry of the colors and shape of a bombardier beetle helps it evade predators.
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Tufted Tit (photo by Rose-Marie).
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Red Squirrel (photo by Murray) being cheeky.
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Eastern Newt (likely looking for insects or other invertebrates). This is the terrestrial Red Eft stage of its life cycle. Photo by Thom. After 1 to 3 years spent on land, usually in forests, they return to water. Adults are almost totally aquatic.
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