Fiddleheads, if I remember correctly. I took it because it reminds me of a person doing the love pose.
"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 blue-bead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blue-bead. Show all posts
2013/07/03
Field course in Algonquin - Part 2
The remainder of the field course involved a lecture every evening, so that the students can utilize the daytime to work on their field projects. I took these photos around the research station when I wasn't busy helping out the students.
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algonquin,
blue-bead,
bluet,
bumblebee,
bunchberry,
cucumber-root,
damselfly,
fern,
fly,
lily,
mimic,
moss,
Ontario,
sarsaparilla,
swallowtail,
syrphid,
yellowjacket
2013/06/25
Field course day 2 - Bancroft & Eels Creek
On the second day of the field course (two weeks ago), we drove to Eagle's Nest Trail in Bancroft and then Eels Creek near Stoney Lake. The weather was more of less overcast throughout the day.
At the lookout where we had our lunch.
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