"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 bracket mushroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bracket mushroom. Show all posts
2014/04/29
Fauna/flora surveying in Gatineau Park (2014)
Today, I helped out with a long-term project studying the phenological patterns of fauna (i.e., pollinators) and flora at Gatineau Park. It was my second time visiting the park so I was very excited to be here again.
Labels:
bee,
beetle,
bloodroot,
bracket mushroom,
Dutchman's breeches,
firefly,
Gatineau,
leek,
nest box,
patridge-berry,
Quebec,
saxifraga,
snake,
woodpecker
2013/08/12
Windy Pine BioBlitz - Day 2
On our second day at Windy Pine, we first went canoeing and then hiked in the forest looking at fungi in the morning.
Kushog Lake in the morning.
Labels:
baneberry,
berry,
bracket mushroom,
cloud,
coral,
doll's eyes,
fungi,
gall,
indian pipe,
lake,
Lake Kushog,
larvae,
lichen,
loon,
mushroom,
Ontario,
trail
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