I've said this 1000 times and I'll say it another 1000 times if I have to. This is the cost of feeding wildlife. At this point "well-intentioned" feeding isn't a good excuse anymore. It costs animals their lives. facebook.com/torontowildlif…

An Eastern gray squirrel lettin' it all hang out. Grays have 2 litters/year - spring & late summer-fall. In spring they nest in cavities, and leaf nests (dreys) in fall. Those dreys are often crawling with bugs that other animals, like birds, will eat! #wildlife #squirrel

Heard a red winged black bird outside my window a couple days ago. But it was just a startling mimicking the sound. Red wings are my harbingers of spring. Their song stirs something in me! Here's two from April 4 last year. #spring #birding #birdphotography

🧵For the 2022-2023 school year, #YRDSB will be providing face-to-face (F2F) and Virtual Learning through an Elementary Virtual School (EVS) and Secondary Virtual School (SVS). Our plans for next school year do not include a hybrid model.

The Ontario Ministry of Education has released a new document, Effective early reading instruction: a guide for teachers. dcp.edu.gov.on.ca/en/guide-effec…

Ever wonder what a porcupine chewed tree looks like? Well here ya go. #mammals #biodiversity #CitizenScience #CityNatureChallenge #wildlife

IDing a 🌲 when all of a sudden an American woodcock flushed. It was only 1 ft away! I quickly snapped a pic of the eggs & left. Amazing camo! 30 mins later saw her back on nest so I took a pic thru my binos. #birding #CitizenScience #biodiversity #CityNatureChallenge

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Guess what.... Northern waterthrush butt! Nice to see this guy singing loud and proud today just outside of #Guelph !! Spring has sprung. #birding #crapwildlifephotography #getoutside

Had a terrific #GlobalBigDay2022 yesterday at Long Point Bird Obs. and surrounding area. Birded hard with a great group and got ourselves 110 species, including some lifers. Oh, also a spotted turtle! #CitizenScience

Black swallowtail chrysalis. Look how it made a little sling for itself. So neat! You can find these guys on leaves of plants in the carrot family! All mine were found on carrot tops. #Butterflies #citizenscience #environmentaleducation

Turquoise-browed motmot wooing a female just out of frame with a delicious bug he caught. Photo taken thru binos in #CostaRica - Guanacaste Province. #birding #citizenscience

Behold!! A model of a T. Rex with feathers at the Royal Ontario Museum. I ❤️ all the hard work of researchers making it to the public about dinos. Also! Love the new WonderWorks area for littles to play and explore. My toddler loved it. 😍

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Start em young! #outdoors #adventure #hiking

Love this idea from the Newmarket Library and @APLtweets! Rent out backpacks with different equipment for outdoor adventures. The #library is so much more than books. Anything that kids families #outdoors is great in my books (pun intended) #GetOutside #citizenscience

If you're #icefishing with an almost 3 year old, you better make sure you pack a ton of blankies! Caught 2 pike today. #getoutside #outdoorkids

I am climbing the CN Tower in April to support WWF-Canada and I’d really love your support to help me reach my fundraising goal! Every dollar raised helps create a brighter future where nature and wildlife thrive. fundraisers.wwf.ca/s/3813/3966/t