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Algonquin Winter Tracking Expedition 2009

Friday (Day 6) and more
On Friday morning we ended the week with a skull identification workshop and a summary of the week's activities at the Algonquin Visitor's Centre.

I stayed on for a couple of days on my own (I also arrived a couple of days early). Here are a few photos from my before and after time.
 
A colourful male Evening Grosbeak.
Ice and light patterns.
A Grey Jay.
A nice set of fresh Raven tracks.
Ruffed Grouse.
I explored around a fair bit. Here I am away from any trail or road in a snowstorm.
 
And that's it for this year!
 

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2009:   Intro   Sunday   Monday   Tuesday   Wednesday   Thursday   Friday     Other Years
  
Wildwood Canada group of sites
Wildwood Survival
Wildwood Tracking
Stone Age Skills
Tracking Quiz
Tracker Trail
 
Ontario Wildflowers
Ontario Trees & Shrubs
Ontario Ferns
Ontario Grasses
World of Mosses
James Bay Road
Rupert River
Trans-Labrador Hwy
Moped Trip
 
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