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Field Notes: Peterborough Area Streams and Rivers Supercut

On this rainy Monday I decided to spend some time “rummaging” through my digital photo collections. Interspersed among the plethora of photographs was a reasonable sized video collection of creeks and streams around Peterborough. With windows movie maker in hand, I decided to put together a relaxing 2 minute cut of the clips that I found. We could all use some relaxation these days, don’t you think?

Field notes are brief snippets I occasionally publish that describe and detail the local environment. Subscribers to Stewards Notes do not receive an email when field notes are published and they are not listed on the front page. Follow along if you like.

2020-04-13 Add Comment

Two Great Long Weekend Hikes

This long weekend my partner and I had the opportunity to visit 2 beautiful but quite different locations in the Kawarthas. We started by visiting the Millbrook Valley Trails. On our way down we came across 3 turtles near the Peterborough Airport. The flooded lands surrounding the roadway must be making perfect habitat for them! During our afternoon picnic we were greeted by twittering chimney swifts, turkey vultures, and orioles near the millpond. Medd’s Mountain was a delightful show of spring wildflowers. Along the trail they were placed out as if they were exhibits at a museum. Bloodroot and Trout Lilly were both particularly showy on this day. On the way out we came across an incredible mass of roots perched above the ghost of a stump, a great indicator of old growth forest.

  • A carpet of Trout Lillys
  • A Particularly Handsome Bloodroot
  • A “Perched” Root Mass
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2019-05-20 Add Comment