In the Field
Grant’s Woods – a place of solace for over 100 years
I am constantly amazed by Grant’s Woods. Every day the forest transforms before my eyes and I see new species ...
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Yellow Warbler
One of the most widespread and prettiest species of birds that graces our landscape is the Yellow Warbler! The male ...
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Trilliums; symbolic woodland beauties
Anyone who has visited a forested area in the spring in our area is familiar with Ontario’s floral emblem, the ...
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Song sparrows welcome back spring
Most of us consider the Red-winged blackbird as one of the first harbingers of spring to make its presence felt ...
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And here’s to the next 20 years…
More than 150 people joined us at the HawkRidge Golf Club on January 26th to renew memberships, see old friends, ...
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Friendly northern visitors; Gray jays
One of the most intriguing birds from my perspective has to be the Gray jay, a.k.a Canada jay, Whiskeyjack or ...
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The Kris Starr Sanctuary; richly diverse
One of the remarkable aspects of creating nature reserves is how often the people involved are motivated by a desire ...
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