Like the days of old, I'm on a solo quest. Like the high school times, when there was no one to raise a pair of bins with, no one to swing a net with.
Then, I spent three glorious summers with Algonquin Park naturalists, oh those times! Almost nightly odeing trips...
Here, we just got satellite at the staffhouse. On the TV: Anne of Green Gables rerun on CBC. Outside, a bear with two cubs, baby foxes, and dragonflies up the hamules! An Exodus of turtles, Hallelujah! You almost can't walk anywhere without stepping on a Blanding's.
But solo naturalists, take this message. Leave your companions behind, grab your net, camera or bins, get out there, and suck the teet of life to the last drop!
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
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Awesome pics and awesome post Tim! Hope everything is grand in Grundy!
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