Black-capped Chickadee (Poecile atricapillus) at Fletcher Wildlife Garden last Sunday.
"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
Showing posts with label american black duck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label american black duck. Show all posts
2016/03/27
Checking to see if winter is gone yet
I did some bird-watching this and last weekend.
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american black duck,
beaver lodge,
chickadee,
flower,
gull,
hybrid,
lake,
mallard,
nuthatch,
Ontario,
Ottawa,
red-winged blackbird,
sparrow,
squirrel,
Star of Bethlehem,
wetland
2014/12/22
Winter Uplands
I went out for two short walks around my neighbourhood this past weekend. I didn't see much of anything, but I did come across this poem that perfectly described the feeling during my strolls. The poem is titled Winter Uplands by Archibald Lampman.
2014/04/12
Dominion Arboretum, Ottawa
I traveled to the (Dominion) Arboretum this afternoon to see what the recent warm Spring weather has brought to us in terms of wild fauna and flora. It was my first time traveling by O-Train and to the Arboretum, and I must say I am quite impressed by train, especially since it only took me about 25 minutes from where I live to the Arboretum.
2012/02/27
Birding in Ottawa/Gatineau - Prior and after the "Waxwings Edition"
Two days ago, it was snowing pretty hard here in Ottawa, and although we had arranged with the course instructor to go out birding on Saturday, we feared it might be cancelled the following day due to the poor weather conditions. However, the weather wasn't that bad yesterday, except that it was windy and very cold at times.
First, we drove to Gatineau Park on the other side of Ottawa River. This is my first time entering Quebec!
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