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Monthly Archives: July 2006
Sandbanks Provincial Park – Getting there
Sandbanks Provincial Park – Getting there. (Location) Sandbanks Provincial Park is located toward the eastern end of Lake Ontario. Traveling along Hwy 401 from Toronto in the west or Montreal in the east, the park is reached by traveling south … Continue reading
Mer Bleue Conservation Area, Ottawa, Ontario
Mer Bleue Conservation Area, Ottawa, Ontario Mer Bleue Conservation Area is on the east edge of Ottawa, Ontario and consists of a large bog bounded by sand ridges (Location). The plant life of the bog area is unique in that … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Mer Bleu Bog, Ontario, Ottawa, Ottawa Greenbelt Trails
Tagged blueberry, boardwalk, bog, cattails, Gloucester, la tourbiere, Labrador Tea, Mer Bleu, Mer Bleue, Mer Bleue Conservation Area, National Capital Commission, NCC, Ontario, Ottawa, peat bog, peat moss
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Old Quarry Trail – Ottawa’s Greenbelt, Kanata, Ontario
Old Quarry Trail – Ottawa’s Greenbelt, Kanata, Ontario Located at the corner of Eagleson and Hazeldean Roads in Kanata, Ontario, with parking across the street from the Hazeldean Mall, the Old Quarry Trail is one of the most reliable places … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Old Quarry Trail, Ontario, Ottawa, Ottawa Greenbelt Trails
Tagged clearings, damselflies, damselfly, Deer, dragonflies, dragonfly, eagleson, flower heads, Green-Belt Trails, Greenbelt Trails, ground snail, Half-banded Toper, hazeldean, hoofed mammals, indian pipe, Indian Pipe Plant, Kanata, kanata ontario, mid summer, Monotropa uniflora, no chlorophyll, Odocoileus virginianis, Old Quarry Trail, Ontario, open areas, Ottawa, pipe plant, prehistoric times, quarry trail, saprophyte, snail, Sympetrum semicinctum, uniflora, vehicle traffic, White-Tailed Deer
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Lady Bug Larva versus the Red Aphid – Let the attack begin!
Lady Bug Larva versus the Red Aphid – Let the attack begin! It was a nice July day and the daylilies were in fell bloom. In another part of the garden, however, a life and death struggle was underway! Each … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged 100th anniversary, adult beetle, aphid, aphids, bud stage, california garden, daylilies, daylily, environment, flower bed, flower bud, friend or foe, gardeners, Graphocephala coccinea, insect, Kanata, lady bird, lady bird beetle, lady bug, ladybug larva, ladybug larvae, lava, life and death, meal time, natural predators, nature, natureal predators, Ontario, pest controllers, red aphid, Robber Fly, San Diego Floral Association, Scarlet and Green Leafhopper
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