May 3, 2008

Today, a culvert near the hamlet of Douro still contained large numbers of Canadian Worms (Aporrectodea tuberculata) swimming under the water. The worms average about 4″ to 6″ long. On April 21st, the mass was about 6′ by 4′ by 6″ and probably included many thousands of individual worms. In Read more…

Rose-breasted Grosbeaks were singing on Maple Cresecent this morning and on Gilmour Street. Location: Peterborough Observer: Drew Monkman, Erica Nol

Today, I flushed two separate Song Sparrows from their nests next to trails. One had 4 eggs, the other 5. Location: Cavan Creek Observer: Scott McKinlay