A Mourning Dove, one of the two "wild" animals that I photographed today. I have heard many cardinals singing nowadays. Must be getting closer to Spring.
"There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot. These essays are the delights and dilemmas of one who cannot" - Aldo Leopold
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2013/03/05
Wild birds and captive mammals at the Peterborough Zoo
I unintentionally walked all the way to school today because I kept missing the buses at the stops that I want to get on. Plus, I detoured a bit and went to the Peterborough Riverview Zoo to photograph the animals.
2010/08/26
Trip to Algonquin Provincial Park
I am currently sitting in a cafe in Bobcaygeon trying to sort out my photos, upload them, and write a blog (or two). Basically, a very time-consuming process.
There is one more week left here in our field site before we pack everything up and call this a season, and a week-and-half before I fly back to B.C. I'm definitely going to miss this place - the animals, the field site, the people, and more.
Anyways, here're some photos from my trip to Algonquin a couple of weeks ago. I am very glad my co-worker persuaded me to take this trip and allowed me to borrow her camping equipment to make this trip possible! Thanks!
From my campground - Tea Lake
There is one more week left here in our field site before we pack everything up and call this a season, and a week-and-half before I fly back to B.C. I'm definitely going to miss this place - the animals, the field site, the people, and more.
Anyways, here're some photos from my trip to Algonquin a couple of weeks ago. I am very glad my co-worker persuaded me to take this trip and allowed me to borrow her camping equipment to make this trip possible! Thanks!
From my campground - Tea Lake
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