Precisely 2:50 this morning, September 23rd, marked the autumnal equinox for those of us in the northern hemisphere. For the majority of the year planet Earth’s axis is either tipped… Read More »Autumnal Equinox, Balance of Light & Dark
One of the world’s greatest migrations is now underway, that of the Monarch Butterfly. Weighing about half a gram, these incredible insects are embarking on a four-to-five-thousand-kilometre journey, a journey… Read More »The Iconic Monarch Butterfly
This picture story was submitted by Chris Millar from Bolton, Ontario I discovered the Davis Family Farm in Caledon East the first summer after moving to Bolton. I was out… Read More »Sun-kissed Sunflowers in Caledon
One of my favourite things to do is to sit by a pond and watch and listen. Sometimes I immediately notice a bird like a Great Blue Heron or a… Read More »Pond Birds
Chipmunks are loved or despised by many homeowners and some like myself love how adorable they look but don’t love the holes they dig and their voracious appetite for my… Read More »Eastern Chipmunk
I’m often asked, how do you see so many different animals and birds? I live in Caledon, and we are so fortunate to have a large variety of wonderful habitats… Read More »Caledon Critters
I’ve been a photography addict for over fifty years and in that time, I’ve engaged in several modes of photography: landscape, travel, portrait, macro, and nature. Nature photography, especially wildlife… Read More »On Palgrave Pond
There are three species of swans that I love to photograph in Ontario and each one has its own unique story to tell. Trumpeter Swans are the largest waterfowl in… Read More »Ontario Swans
I see a variety of birds in my backyard. During the winter months I have peanut, mixed seed and nyjer seed feeders. This attracts many different birds to my backyard.… Read More »Backyard Visitors
About 75 million years ago dinosaurs roamed central and southern Alberta, an area we now refer to as the Canadian Badlands. While no where near these epic proportions here in… Read More »Caledon’s Clay Hills
