Tom Thomson
August 5, 1877 to July 8, 1917
Victoria Day Weekend
Taken all over the place.
Stuff
Still lots of Peepers Water levels are high.
Warm Winters Mean More Winter Tick
The ice has been out for a couple weeks, but there is still some snow in the bush. The moose are covered in Dermacentor albipictus.
Labour Day
Was expecting to get rained on all day, but it was clear, and 23 degrees up Opeongo. There was a possibility of seeing northern lights on the way home,
I’m tired, here’s a gallery
Ran across a nice family up the Mizzy Lake trail who had no insect repellent. One of the girls must have had 50 mosquito bites on her shoulders. I was
Day trip to Algonquin
The view from Booth’s Rock Trail in Algonquin Park. There were several uncooperative Cedar Waxwings up there. Was fortunate to get a shot of a Blackburnian Warbler. The deer flies
RASC GA Weekend, Northern Lights, and Fireflies
The General Assembly of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada is being held this weekend. Lots of great presentations, and the Helen Sawyer Hogg Lecture Nathalie Ouellette was amazing. Looking
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