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American Crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos)Observer
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A crow randomly caught along the lakeshore. About the size of a seagle and all black including its beek.
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Canada Goose (Branta canadensis)Observer
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A large goose hanging around the waterfront. This one was alone, but I also have a picture of a group of geese.
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Tree Squirrels (Genus Sciurus)Observer
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A slim and furry tailed squirrel about to climb a tree.
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Bird's-foot Trefoil (Lotus corniculatus)Observer
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I believe these weeds are called Creeping Charlie (looked very similar to its online description) colour is very bright green and they are soft and pretty looking. Spreading under a maple tree on Lakeshore Campus
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Eastern White Pine (Pinus strobus)Observer
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A pinecone on the grass outside Lakeshore Campus. Looks to have some sort of mold building around it.
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Fountain Grass (Cenchrus setaceus)Observer
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Fall plants, beautiful Crimson Fountain Grass planted at Woodbine park
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American Coot (Fulica americana)Observer
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A black bird swimming, not sure if it's a duck or a goose. It is quite small.
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Large White-headed Gulls (Genus Larus)Observer
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A seagle along the lakeshore
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Norway Maple (Acer platanoides)Observer
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Maple Tree Seeds, also commonly known as 'helicopter leaves'. As the leaves are all dying this season, they are piling on the floor.
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Common Sunflower (Helianthus annuus)Observer
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Beautiful Sunflowers planted on a front lawn.
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Orbweavers (Family Araneidae)Observer
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I saw this hanging at the top left corner of my shed. The web was quite large. This spider is one of the biggest I have seen in my residential area, about the size of a quarter. It is a dark/foggy grey-greenish color, with a large hump and has long thick legs. I found out from here that it is an Orbweaver, thank you!
