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Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve Diversity
A pair have been nesting around here for years.
Tracks along the Whirlpool River.
I've been curious about small mammals being left along a trail I commute along and this morning I figured out that I must be startling a fox who let a frustrated yelp when I stopped to investigate his prize.
When faced with a relative 10 story tall threat they don't tuck tail and run, rather pretend to be invisible and if that doesn't work they just get fiesty.
procera or macounii, fringed gentian of some sort
Looked like a young of year perhaps.
Sow with two cubs
6 ducklings left aspen cavity to lake
Young of year in aspen cavity calling
Two flocks of about 20 individuals observed flying and calling high overhead
2 young of year trying to be invisible, less than 2 m away
Either Downy or Hairy Woodpecker found on the edge of a recently burned forest and grassland area
Was sitting on a rock shore on the Vermillion River at the Strathclair trailhead.
Enjoying a bath and drink of water out of the visitor center fountain. There were 2 of them.
These cute lil' guys ran in front of my gate one day. It's rare that a sow has 4 cubs, can you find them all? She was a large bear and her and her cubs attracted a lot of attention, including people getting out of their cars to take pictures. Bears are unpredictable and dangeroos, not a good idea to approach them.
Help document the diversity of species found in the UNESCO designated Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve in Manitoba, Canada. Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve (RMBR), one of 16 Biosphere Reserves in Canada, was designated by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in 1986. It is a special area within which people are encouraged to demonstrate better appr... ...more ↓
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created this project on July 4, 2012
