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Magnolias and more.
Today was the official first day of the Canadian Tulip Festival. Someone forgot to tell the tulips:-). Those tulips that might have been opened in the morning when the sun was shining, were closed in the afternoon as the clouds … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged Agricultural Exxperimental Farm, agriculture, arboretum, blossom, blossoms, bud stage, Canada, canadian tulip festival, Commissioner’s Park, Dow's Lake, Dow's Lake Pavilion, experimental farm, flowers, followers, forsythia, magnolia, magnolias, Ontario, Ottawa, ottawa tulip festival, ottawa tulips, parking lot, Primrose, Primula, Rock Garden, scilla, Spring, spring flowering bulbs, sunlight, tulip beds, tulips, yellow flowering bush, yellow flowers
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Trillium and the Hearts Desire Weir on the Lower Jock River
The White Trillium (Trilliium grandiflorum) has been the provincial flower of the province of Ontario since 1937 and the parkland along the Lower Jock River in the vicinity of the Hearts Desire Weir is an excellent location to find them … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Jock River, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged blooms, blossom, fliage, flowers, grandiflorum, hearts desire, Jock River, Ontario, Ottawa, parkland, Provincail Flower of Ontario, province of ontario, provincial flower, RVCA, springtime, Trilliium grandiflorum, trillium, trillium flower, weir, white flower, white trillium, white trillium trilliium grandiflorum
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Breeding Bird Survey – Alfred Bog, Alfred, Ontario
Breeding Bird Survey – Alfred Bog, Alfred, Ontario When Gerhard and I do the breeding bird survey at Alfred Bog, we need to get there early in the morning, which, in June, means getting up at about 4AM. On this … Continue reading
Posted in Alfred Bog, Bird Survey Outings, Canada Explorer, Ontario
Tagged Alfred, Alfred Bog, alfred ontario, bird survey, birds, blackbird, blossom, Blue Flag, bog laurel, Boloria selene, Breeding Bird Survey, buds, carniverous, carniverous plant, Cotton Grass, cypripedeum acaule, D200, deep in the woods, earthy aroma, environment, Eriophorum spp., fern, ferns, fog, foliage, growth spurt, humidity, Iris, Kalmia polifolia, Labrador Tea, ladyslipper, low fog, marker, Moccasin Flower, Monarch Butterfly, moose, nature, Nikon, Ontario, orchid, pink lady slipper, Pitcher Plant, pitcher plant blossom, Sarracenia purpurea, signs of spring, Silver-bordered Fritillary, Spring, spruce buds, Survey tag, tamarac, trail markers, wet trail
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