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What is Sustainable Peterborough? Iain Mudd, B.A., MCIP, RPP. Current or Planned Initiatives. Greater Peterborough’s Achievements. Sustainability Planning Community Consultation. 1 Structuring the Process. 2 Current Conditions Review. 3 Vision and Goals. 4 Defining Strategic Directions and Actions. 5 Identifying Indicators and Targets. 6 Implementation and Evaluation Framework. 7 Final Sustainability Plan. Current or Planned Initiatives. Http:/ www.peterboroughchamber.ca/about/committees/. Http:/ www&#46...

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Nogies Natural Burial Ground

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Nogies Natural Burial Ground. A Place to Leaf Your Mark. Two minute introduction to NNBG. Green Burial Society Canada. Green Burial Council of Ontario. Natural Burial Association - Canada. Barb Phillips - Thanadoula. Denman Island Natural Burial Ground. Make your last impression a natural one. Trails meander through the forest inviting you to explore the sites, sounds and smells of every season. Burial sites are nestled among the trees where a shallow grave is covered with rocks and stones to create a ca...

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Stony Lake Birds: A green birding day.

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Monday, May 18, 2009. A green birding day. I went cycling/birding this morning and afternoon around the eastern end of the lake, south along a county road through rich hardwood stands, flooded meadows, limestone barrens and old farms. Other additions to the year list were Sandhill Crane, Killdeer, Red-headed Woodpecker, Warbling and Philadelphia Vireos, Magnolia and Black-throated Blue Warblers, Eastern Towhee, Sandhill Crane and Red-headed Woodpecker. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Red-breasted Nut...

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Stony Lake Birds: Petroglyphs CBC

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Thursday, December 17, 2009. This year's edition of the Petroglyphs CBC will play out on December 27. Petroglyphs Count Circle (click to enlarge). Some great birds were found, including Red-bellied Woodpecker and Great Gray Owl. Great Gray Owl near Jack Lake courtesy of Anne Anthony. Nature lovers and birders of all skill levels are welcome to participate. Please contact Tony Bigg at tanddbigg [at] sympatico [dot] com or phone 1-705-652-7541. Petroglyphs Christmas Bird Count. Stony Lake Cottage Ass'n.

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Stony Lake Birds: Fledged!

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Monday, July 27, 2009. Something had to give. Yesterday morning, the five very mature nestlings were crowded on the nest. I checked on them a few hours later and there were only two birds on the nest. I glanced overhead and saw the missing three perched on one of the rafters. Today, all five were outside, perched on the roof of the boathouse. They took regular flights in the company of the adults and seemed very adept on the wing. Full credit goes to my neighbour who only complained about the droppings.

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Stony Lake Birds: Skyped hummingbird

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Sunday, May 17, 2009. This isn't just another bad image of a Ruby-throated Hummingbird. It's actually an image captured through the built-in video camera on my MacBook during a Skype. Videoconference" with Martha. This is her. Capture from the video that I. Was streaming to her, via my wireless router. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Stony Lake Cottage Ass'n. The marvelous in nature. Living the Scientific Life. Heron on water lily roots. A green birding day. Black-capped Chickadee (01.01). Yellow-hea...

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Stony Lake Birds: Woodland birds

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Sunday, May 31, 2009. Our feeders have only a handful of species attending frequently - Hairy Woopecker, both nuthatches, Black-capped Chickadee, Red-winged Blackbird (mostly females), Brown-headed Cowbird, Common Grackle, Purple Finch, American Goldfinch and a lone Pine Siskin this morning - the first in weeks. A late afternoon walk through the hardwoods near our home turned up very few birds although I had good looks at Scarlet Tanager, Veery, Eastern Wood-Pewee and Black-throated Green Warbler. White-...

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Stony Lake Birds: American Avocet visits the Greater Stony Lake Area

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Friday, June 12, 2009. American Avocet visits the Greater Stony Lake Area. Local birder Jerry Ball found this beautiful American Avocet on a cattle watering pond in the south end of Peterborough (Greater Stony Lake Area) a couple of days ago. I was in the area today and was very happy to observe the bird dashing about, catching insects in the shallow water. To my knowledge, this is the first record for Peterborough County. Sadler (1983) makes no mention of the species. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Stony Lake Birds: We've moved...

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Saturday, September 12, 2009. We're hosting a new blog. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Stony Lake lies on the Trent-Severn Waterway, in Peterborough County, Ontario, Canada. Of the many possible ways to celebrate the changing seasons, we've chosen to chronicle the birds we see around, and often from the windows of, our home on Stony Lake. Click on images to enlarge. Stony Lake Cottage Ass'n. The marvelous in nature. Living the Scientific Life. Black-capped Chickadee (01.01). Blue Jay (02.01). Ring-b...

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Stony Lake Birds: Odds and ends

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Friday, July 3, 2009. The fate of the backyard Tree Swallow brood is unknown. Three days ago the parents were relentlessly feeding the noisy chicks, one of which appeared in the doorway, looking like it was close to fledging. The next day, there were no swallows to be seen or heard. I suspect that fledglings might have dropped from the nest on to the well worn path of the local feral cat. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Stony Lake Cottage Ass'n. The marvelous in nature. Living the Scientific Life.