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Algonquin Winter Tracking
Algonquin Winter Tracking Expedition 2007
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Thursday (Day 5)
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Today we hiked north to the
Chit Lake cabin and back. An easy day, but still full of
discoveries and nature lessons of the Algonquin forest! |
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These are old marks where a
Red Squirrel has chewed into the bark of this Red Maple in
order to drink the sap. |
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Although the week is all about
tracks, trails, and sign, we also study all aspects of
Nature.
Here are some Common Polypody ferns on a rock by the
trail. |
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Enjoying a lunch break and
fire at the Chit Lake cabin. |
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Waiting for the thaw. |
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Bear bites on a White Pine. |
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Mouse tracks across the trail.
Note the two tunnels. |
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