This past weekend I was at Windy Pine documenting the fauna and flora of the area. It was sort of like a bioblitz but with only three people. Once we arrived, the first thing we set out to do was sampling the aquatic invertebrates.
"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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Showing posts with label skullcap. Show all posts
2013/08/12
Windy Pine BioBlitz - Day 1
Labels:
beetle,
caddisfly,
carpet,
crayfish,
dart,
dragonfly,
fruitworm,
gypsy moth,
harvestman,
leafroller,
looper,
moth,
mushroom,
Ontario,
prominent,
skullcap,
spanworm,
strider,
wasp,
zanclognatha
2013/06/27
Field course day 4 - Carden Plains & Clearwing hummingbird moth!
On the fourth day of the field course, we were at Carden Plains showing the students the unique alvar habitats and the flora associated with it.
Wood Lily (Lilium philadelphicum) in the Liliaceae family is the provincial flower of Saskatchewan.
Labels:
butterfly,
carden,
cinquefoil,
columbine,
crab spider,
flower,
hawkmoth,
hummingbird moth,
lady's slipper,
leopard frog,
lily,
mourning cloak,
Ontario,
skullcap
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