*Some beetles were harmed in the making of this photograph.
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A blog about my experience with the Community Stewardship Program at the Beechwood Wetland site (and the surrounding area) along the Don River in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. There will be pictures, anecdotes and garlic mustard galore.
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- Everyone recognizes purple coneflower, AKA echinac...
- Here's the song sparrow that likes to serenade (or...
- The cup plants are blooming with all their might.
- Check out the camouflage on this grasshopper: [Ano...
- The Japanese knotweed suffered a serious blow last...
- Update: here are a couple of viburnum leaf beetles...
- A small frog in a big pond.I found a maple leaf vi...
- We've had high heat and humidity recently, and las...
- You can never have enough Monarch butterflies.I wa...
- It's rained steadily all day, and tonight's make-u...
- The river has calmed down, although it still looks...
- You see the problem:Only an idiot would go down to...
- Tonight's outing is cancelled due to the weather c...
- The black-eyed susans are doing very well. (Doh! H...
- Japanese knotweed is just too darned attractive. I...
- We spent an evening removing thistles, garlic must...
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