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24 Mar 2017
The Undead of Winter
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By Jan Thornhill Ruby LOVES to "play dead" so we can will bury her in snow! I love early spring! And no – I’m not ...
8 May 2015
The Ghost Plant: Monotropa uniflora
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Jan Thornhill Any day now—if it ever rains here in Ontario—a most peculiar character will start poking out of the ground in the forest...
20 Jul 2012
I like lichens!
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By Claire Eamer Lichens add colour to a stone wall. Have you ever noticed big splotches of white, green, or even red and orange on roc...
18 May 2012
Alien Super Powers Are on Earth!
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A headline like this in the National Inquirer might actually be the truth. In my book Amazing Animals, I included a short paragraph of infor...
30 Jan 2012
Trees covered in webs
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Sci/Whyer Margriet Ruurs forwarded these photos of trees in Pakistan shrouded in silken webs after flood waters receded.
6 Sept 2011
Seek Animal Signs Instead of Animals
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Alone or with children, when it comes to enjoying nature, it’s natural to hope you might spot animals, especially big game. Depending where ...
30 Aug 2011
Harvest Time in the Forest
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posted by Claire Eamer It's harvest time here in the Yukon, at the northern edge of the boreal forest. The leaves on the aspen trees are...
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