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Algonquin Winter Tracking 2014

Page 7 - Exploring IV

 

Again, the photos on this page were taken at various locales.

Opeongo Road through the Black Spruce forest, a good place to look for Black-backed Woodpeckers.

The river that drains Tea Lake, in the eastern end of the Park. It takes quite a current to keep water open in the coldest winter.

I was exploring here because there had been a lot of wolf activity in the area, due to a moose carcass that had been frozen into the ice of Tea Lake.

Fluffy seeds of Virgins Bower, a vine.
Spruce trees in winter.

A bluff overlooking Opeongo Road. I didn't go up there this year, because the trail to the top had not been used at all this winter, and so I couldn't find it!

Costello Lake. I found wolf tracks nearby.
 

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