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While
Danielle was writing her thesis I returned to conduct a second season
of badger work in southern Ontario, following up on our work from the
previous year.
For more information on badgers visit ontariobadgers.com |
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We spent some time in the winter in Kingston |
The view of our apartment building from the bay |
A farm near Tillsonburg |
A farm north of Tillsonburg. |
Tallgrass/fallow area near Simcoe, with the always enjoyable Butterfly Milkweed |
A huge storm rolls in to our field house |
Danielle tends her new herb garden. |
Farm road through an orchard where we had been doing some work |
We found several burrows along the edge of this field |
Railbed near Simcoe |
Badger/groundhog burrows near Tillsonburg |
A typically sandy farm road in Norfolk County |
Our primary work vehicle, leased from the good folks at Broadway Sales and Leasing in Delhi |
A farm near Straffordville |
Someone's garden spreading out into a fallow field |
The north shore of Lake Erie is becoming quite the spot for wind turbines |
Port Burwell |
Fishing at Port Burwell |
A partially overgrown farm junk pit. Lots of our work was in these places |
Railroads are good corridors for researchers as well |
Port Rowan |
Rondeau Provincial Park |
The marsh trail at Rondeau |
Jimmy-rigged telemetry mount for the Ford Focus worked surprisingly well |
A farm near Hagersville |
An old cemetery right at the coast |
Dilapidated tobacco kilns near our field house |
The view from our front door |
An oddly shaped cloud moving in over Lake Erie |
A large wave by lake standards |
One of many vernal pools that make Norfolk's forests so diverse |
Catfish Creek |
Port Rowan boathouses |
Big Creek Marsh |
Lake Ontario |
Who knows what a couch is doing here, but it made an interesting picture |
It's not often you see tobacco kilns that are still in working order |
Dusk in a Norfolk woodlot |
It this looks out of place, it's because it is. Norfolk is taking their tourism tagline a bit too far |
Port Dover |
Port Dover |
A large sugar maple at midnight under a full moon |
Our field house under a full moon |
Bright moon, but still a few stars to be seen |
Sunrise over Long Point |
The basil is threatening to overrun the herb garden |
A large pepper field surrounded our field house. |
Webster's falls, near Hamilton |
Webster's Falls |
The creek running through Spencer's Gorge |
Pumpkins are a common crop near Waterford |
A motion sensing camera on a badger burrow |
Our kitchen window, outside looking out |
Carolinian Forest |