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All Things Bright and Beautiful, All Things Great and Small, All Things Wise and Wonderful, The Lord God Made Them All
About Me
- Kingfisher
- Kingston, Ontario, Canada
- "All things are known: the stars’ advice Calls some content to travel with the winds, Though what the stars ask as they round Time upon time the towers of the skies Is heard but little till the stars go out." Dylan Thomas
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Blogs I Read
- 10,000 Birds
- 75 Degrees South
- A City Birder
- A DC Birding Blog
- Algonquin Park Weblog
- Alis Volat Propiis
- Ben Cruachan Blog
- Bill of the Birds
- Bird Ecology Study Group
- Bird the Planet
- Birdchick Blog
- Birderblog.com
- Birding is NOT a Crime
- Birding Italy Net
- Birds Etcetera
- Birdwatchin Buzz
- boghumper
- Bootstrap Analysis
- Border's Birds
- Boreal Songbird Initiative
- Charlie's Bird Blog
- Crows Really Are Wise Birds
- DeesidedlyBirds
- Dharma Bums
- Earth Home Garden
- Endment
- Firefly Forest Blog
- gull-watching.com
- Intelligent Design or Evolution Blog
- Intelligent Design The Future
- Journal of the Plague Year
- Journals of an Amateur Naturalist
- Julie Zickefoose
- Leaning Birch
- Mike's Birding & Digiscoping Blog
- Milk River Blog
- NaturalVisions Photography and Birding Blog
- Niches
- Norene's Five Percent
- Ontario Wanderer
- Peregrine's Bird Blog
- pohanginapete
- Rigor Vitae: Life Unyielding
- RoundRock Journal
- Search and Serendipity
- Snail's Tales
- Spider Blog
- Stokes Birding Blog
- Swamp Things
- Telic Thoughts
- The Bird Chaser
- The Fauna of Kerr County
- The Flycatcher
- The Hornet's Nest
- The House and other Arctic musings
- The Nature Writers of Texas
- Thomasburg Walks
- Urban Dragon Hunters
- Wildbird on the Fly
- WoodSong
Labels
- Algonquin Provincial Park (16)
- Amherst Island (11)
- Amherstview Sewage Lagoons (10)
- Birds (68)
- Butterflies (4)
- Flowers (10)
- Frogs (1)
- Frontenac Park (30)
- Insects (11)
- Kenya (11)
- Kijabe (5)
- Lake Nakuru National Park (5)
- Lamu (1)
- Lemoine Point (101)
- Little Cataraqui Creek (6)
- Lizards (1)
- Mammals (5)
- Muir (1)
- Mushrooms (80)
- Non-insect Arthropods (1)
- Odonates (19)
- Opinicon Road (2)
- Oxford (2)
- Presquile Provincial Park (7)
- Snakes (3)
- Spiders (5)
- Trees (2)
- Turtles (3)
Links
- Andy's Northern Ontario Wildflowers
- Animal Diversity Web
- Bug Guide
- Discovery Institute
- International Society of Arachnology
- Kingston Field Naturalists
- Kirkpatrick Wildlife Photography
- Larry Kirtley Photography
- National Wildlife Foundation
- Natural Heritage Information Centre
- Nature Stuff
- Ontario Nature
- Steve Pike's Nature Photography
- Texas Entomology
- USDA Plant Database
- What Tree is That?
- What's That Bug
- What's This North American Caterpillar?
- Wildflowers of Tuscon
- Wings Photography
Places
Blog Carnivals
Birds
- Avian Conservation and Ecology
- Beakspeak Podcasts
- Bird Forum
- Bird Studies Canada
- Birding Gear Big Board
- Birdpix
- Brandon Holden Photography
- Dean Birders
- Feathered Fotos
- Geobirds
- Larry Kirtley Photography
- Master Guide to the Warblers of Canada
- NaturalVisions
- Northern Michigan Birding
- Ontario Birding
- Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas
- Searchable Ornithological Research Archive
- What Bird?
- World Bird Guide
Mushrooms
- California Mushroom Hunting
- CalPhotos: Fungi
- Dave Fischer's Marvelous Mushroom Homepage
- David Work Mushroom Photography
- Eileen's Mushroom Mania
- Eleanor Yarrow Slide Collection
- Fungi The Fifth Kingdom
- George Barron's Website on Fungi
- Hygrophoraceae: Mycology
- Indiana Mushrooms
- Laccaria in North America
- Mushroom Journal
- MushroomExpert.com
- Mushrooms of the Chicago Region
- MUSHROOMS ON THIS BLOG
- MycoKey
- Mycological Society of North America
- MycoSite
- Pamela's Mushrooms
- Roger's Mushrooms
- Russulales News
- The Field Museum
- The Fungal Jungal
- The Genus Amanita
- The Russulales Website
- The Wonderful World of Mushrooms
- Tom Volk's Fungi
- University of Sidney Fungal Biology Page
4 comments:
Great photos- I like your blog. You seem to have a natural curiosity about the common life around us. I enjoy walking through the woods or along a lake as well- and then going back and researching about an insect or spider or flower that I may have seen. In more cases than not- I am totally amazed about the research that has already been performed on that insect, flower, etc. I also like the title of your blog.
You have some nice shots here. Love all the birds and the butterfly in the previous posts, as well.
I like your photos, including the one of the lake. Very beautiful.
Great post...
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