Frost!
Mist!
Tree thingies!
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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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2 comments:
Just for the record, your "tree thingies" are the male (pollen or staminate) flowers of the Manitoba Maple also known as Box-elder and Ashleaf Maple (Acer negundo). At least that is what it looks like to me from your photo.
Hey Marnie,
Awesome pics!
It's beautiful there in the morning.
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