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Saturday, 15 August 2015. Algonquin Park - Macintosh and Misty Lake. This past week I spent 4 days with my dad and brother in Algonquin Park. We camped on Macintosh Lake and Misty Lake and had a great time! The weather was phenomenal and it was nice to see a new lake (I had never been to Misty before). We didn't see as much wildlife as the previous trip but still had a great time. Here are a few lake scapes from our trip. Wild blueberries at our camp site. Entering Misty Lake from Timberwolf Lake. I spen...

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Saturday, 15 August 2015. Algonquin Park - Macintosh and Misty Lake. This past week I spent 4 days with my dad and brother in Algonquin Park. We camped on Macintosh Lake and Misty Lake and had a great time! The weather was phenomenal and it was nice to see a new lake (I had never been to Misty before). We didn't see as much wildlife as the previous trip but still had a great time. Here are a few lake scapes from our trip. Wild blueberries at our camp site. Entering Misty Lake from Timberwolf Lake. I spen...

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Nathan's Nature Adventure Blog: February 2015

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Saturday, 21 February 2015. The first record of Harlequin Duck in Middlesex County (as far as I know) occurred last week when a beautiful male showed up on the Thames River in London. Lucky enough for me, this bird stuck around long enough for me to see it today after I finished some work in the area. Thanks to Chris Law for showing me the spot! This bird was quite skittish, as reported, and combined with the thick brush along the river it made it difficult to get a good shot! Looking in the water. I fou...

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Nathan's Nature Adventure Blog: October 2014

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Tuesday, 28 October 2014. Cattle Egret- Tilbury Sewage Lagoon. Today I decided to check the Tilbury Sewage Lagoons and was rewarded with a long overdue sighting, a Cattle Egret! This rare bird is typically found in the southern U.S and only shows up in Ontario as a vagrant. This bird was originally found by Brandon Holden and I have been on the lookout for it the past few weeks. Needless to say it was quite satisfying to finally find it myself! Sunday, 26 October 2014. Thursday, 23 October 2014. Raptor m...

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Nathan's Nature Adventure Blog: A Weekend in Algonquin Provincial Park

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Tuesday, 28 July 2015. A Weekend in Algonquin Provincial Park. I spent the last weekend with my wife Caitlyn in Algonquin Park to celebrate our anniversary, and it was a fantastic little visit! I have shared some photos of our trip below. It being Caitlyn's first real canoe trip, it was only three days, and we didn't go too far in (just to Little Doe). Nonetheless, Algonquin Park delivered another stellar performance. A familiar scene, launching the boat at Canoe Lake. This time we will be heading far in...

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Nathan's Nature Adventure Blog: Essex County Insect Hunt

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Friday, 7 August 2015. Essex County Insect Hunt. I was down in Essex County for work with Pat his past week and we had some fantastic finds! I will be brief because Pat got better pictures on this trip and has already detailed much of it in his blog here. The highlights were definitely the numerous Giant Swallowtail, Duke's Skipper and best of all, two Common Checkered Skippers that are considered a rare migrant in Ontario that occasionally establishes small colonies. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Nathan's Nature Adventure Blog: White-faced Ibis and American White Pelican!

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Monday, 18 May 2015. White-faced Ibis and American White Pelican! This weekend, I went down to visit the in-laws in Stevensville for a bit this weekend, and on Saturday I spent the better part of the day birding the shoreline from Waverly Beach in Fort Erie all the way to Port Royal to see the White-faced Ibises that have been there for a few days. This huge bird dwarfs the gulls, terns and cormorants surrounding it. What a nice surprise to see one! I got great looks at these birds. Blake A. Mann. Subscr...

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Ontario Field Biology: August 2015

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Monday, August 24, 2015. A couple of weeks back I had the chance to do some work in Renfrew County. Despite some demanding terrain I had a great time and with the exception of a bat acoustic survey on a sand bar one night, the mosquitoes were non-existent. Here are a few photos from the trip. Fireweed ( Chamerion angustifolium. Otherwise known as Hardhack. In comparison with Narrow-leaved Meadowsweet ( S. alba. Sp", I took the latter option in this case. Growing on a rock barren among an open canopy of s...

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Ontario Field Biology: Insects in Essex

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Tuesday, August 4, 2015. I've spent the last couple of days in Essex County for work and although my tasks focused on vegetation surveys, the insect diversity stole the show. My co-worker Nathan is great with his odonate identification and pointed out this pair of Blue-fronted Dancer ( Argia apicalis. An attractive sedge, Gray's Sedge ( Carex grayii. The large, round mace-like structure is hard to miss. Known from the Ojibway Prairie Complex. Duke's Skipper were found at a couple of spots. After work, a ...

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Ontario Field Biology: July 2015

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Tuesday, July 28, 2015. I spotted my first Least Skipper of the year. About the size of my thumbnail, these are Ontario's smallest butterfly. You can easily distinguish them from other skippers like the European Skipper by the elongated abdomen which extends out past the hind wings. Sticking my head into the forest I found a small patch of Virginia Stickweed. Which has narrower leaves, appressed pubescence and limited barbs on the seeds. Sunday, July 26, 2015. Cooling off at Pinehurst Lake CA. A nice GRC...

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Tuesday, April 28, 2015. Holy Smokies Part I. I just got back last night from my first trip to the Smoky Mountains; wow, what a spot! In speaking with a friend last summer that has been a number of times I knew I had to experience the spring wildflowers at their peak. I'm going through a tonne of photos but thought I'd share a few tonight. The trip was certainly plant-heavy, fuelled by the diverse greenery (which changed it's composition every hundred yards) and my co-worker and fellow field botanist And...

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Ontario Field Biology: November 2014

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Sunday, November 30, 2014. Ipperwash Dunes Pt. II. If the picture of june grass in my last post didn't grab your attention, hopefully you'll find this post a little more interesting.like this picture of a pre-flowering wild wormwood. Wormwood is a fairly common dune species, generally considered a biennial or short-lived perennial. Plants in the genus Artemisia are hosts for a rare parasitic plant called clustered-cancer-root. The site has plenty of cylindric blazing star. Lack of flowers bugging you?

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Ontario Field Biology: Bkejwanong Botany

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Sunday, August 2, 2015. A short drive from the Heritage Centre took us past a few planted Ohio Buckeye. There are potentially naturally occurring trees on the island but we didn't get to those areas. An article. Stepping out of the car, I was greeted by a wall of flowering Culver's Root, Late and Giant Goldenrod, Missouri Ironweed and, as seen in the photo below, the remains of Ohio Spiderwort. The hundreds of flowering stems of Missouri Ironweed. Which is locally common in the wet prairies here, but cer...

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Monday, 21 December 2015. The wetter weather has, for the most part, kept me from spending time outdoors (as has studying flora, biogeoclimatic ecological classification, interviews and christmas preparations) but I did participate in 2 christmas bird counts this week. It would appear that the trees in the higher elevations (possibly Mountain Hemlock Ecozone) are either not reachable by foresters, or not profitable to invest in harvesting. Snow covered mountainous ridges (with clear cutting beneath).

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