Journal
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Helping or Hurting?
It's complex topic, often involving heavy emotions, but often the best way forward is to step away and let nature do its thing; Sometimes doing nothing is the "right" thing.
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Massive Hornets: Understanding the Buzz
There's two extremely large hornets and we have seen an influx on one of them in Muskoka so far this year. The massive European Hornet.Â
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Black Fly Battle Tactics
Over the years, I've picked up a few tricks to deal with bugs in Muskoka. While I haven't discovered a magic bullet, I'm happy to share what I've learned from...
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How to Master Bird ID-ing in Muskoka
Spring Is For The Birds! Now that the weather is becoming milder, I start every morning outside. I head out to the veranda with a hot mug of black coffee,...
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Muskoka Awakens - The Peepers are Back
As winter fades in Muskoka, spring comes to life with the enchanting sound of peepers. These tiny frogs' chorus fills the air, creating the perfect soundtrack for the season and...
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Living with Beavers in Muskoka
Despite their innocent appearance, these creatures are powerhouse builders capable of transforming entire ecosystems through the construction of dams and lodges.
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Chill Out! Why Early Spring Cold Snaps Are Secretly Awesome!
Spring holds the promise of renewal, growth, and liberation from bulky coats, boots and mitts, but it's essential that this transition unfolds gently. The pace of warming during this period...
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Inside the World of Muskoka's Loons
Loons aren't just your average birds—they're the James Bonds of the water, the fashionistas of the feathered kingdom, and the most lovable lunatics you'll ever encounter.
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The Fox Whisperers
How Our Community United to Help a Furry Friend in Need Hello friends and fellow animal lovers! Gather 'round and let us tell you a story about a little furry...
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How To Identify Ontario's 8 Turtle Species
Identifying these turtles is crucial to protect and conserve their habitats and ensure their survival for generations to come.
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Why Did the Turtle Cross the Road?
As spring and summer arrive, you may notice turtles crossing the road. Late May and June is a peak time for turtles to venture onto roads as they search for...
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Who’s Track is That?
Turns out, winter is the perfect time to get out for a hike in Muskoka and hunt for animal tracks in the snow. In warmer seasons, animals’ prints can be...