Always good to start the day with a water slap. ⁦KawarthaConservation⁩

Classic camouflage for Green Heron in a wetland pond on Sturgeon Lake. KawarthaConservation

Osprey showing off the landing gear. KawarthaConservation UTM Biology

Green Heron tries a little catch and release on Sturgeon Lake. KawarthaConservation UTM Biology

Labour Day weekend Warblers in City of Kawartha Lakes: Black-Throated Green, Black & White, Nashville and Palm. KawarthaConservation UTM Biology

More Kawartha warblers: Male American Redstart, an eerie Nashville and a Yellow or Wilson's, I believe.

Black & White warblers were the most numerous passing through Labour Day weekend. KawarthaConservation UTM Biology

Red-Headed Woodpeckers, including two juveniles, have been coming to this feeder in City of Kawartha Lakes all summer. KawarthaConservation

Beautiful Polyomattus Butterfly on the Sea Lavender on a beautiful day.

Indigenous art exhibition in Mississauga confronts colonial history and celebrates resilience mississauga.com/things-to-do/i… via The Mississauga News

Yellow-Rumped Warbler juggling his food, juniper berries, in City of Kawartha Lakes. KawarthaConservation

Wildlife of City of Kawartha Lakes: Yellow-Rumped Warbler, Brown Creeper, Turkey Vulture, Monarch

Green Sulphur on Dahlia.

Sorry to learn of death of former TLK Principal Terry Chaffe: obituaries.thestar.com/obituary/terry… He & Sue were wonderful hosts on a 2017 garden tour: mississauga.com/opinion/column… Peel District School Board

Celebrating 50 years of Rattray Marsh! 🎉 Since opening on October 5, 1975, Rattray Marsh Conservation Area has connected people with nature and shown the power of community in protecting greenspaces. A huge thank you to the Rattray Marsh Protection Association and everyone who

Wonderful celebration yesterday by Credit Valley Conservation of 50th anniversary of Rattray Marsh opening, recognizing the Marsh Protection Association. Long-time leader Jean Williams received Civic Award from Alvin Tedjo. Newton the Screech Owl represented local wildlife. The Mississauga News

Birds of Pinchin Farm: Red-Bellied Woodpecker, Blue Jay, Hermit Thrush, Turkey Vulture. Credit Valley Conservation Mississauga Parks & Recreation

Heritage designation for this Mississauga home heads to council vote despite new owner’s objections mississauga.com/news/council/h… via The Mississauga News