Another trip to Frontenac Park; this time spring had well and truly sprung!
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A Trillium - the provincial flower of Ontario |
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Beaver dam |
Most of the snakes we came across slithered very quickly into the bushes. This one, however, stuck around and acted a bit more assertively: shaking its tail and making aggressive motions. The park rangers later identified it as a Milk Snake, and quite unusual to come across.
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Eastern Milk Snake |
And just down the path from the snake was this turtle taking the sun.
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Blanding's turtle |
The beavers may have killed this old tree, but it's still standing!
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Leopard frog |
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The blurry animal in the water is a beaver! |