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From Window Birdwatching to Birding in Nature

September 15, 2022–Guest blogger

Birds•Community Science•Youth

For Youth Initiative X Ontario Nature Birdwatching Hike

Ontario Nature and For Youth Initiative hosted two hikes on May 7 and July 9 at Cedarvale Ravine in Toronto for youth in the Oakwood-Vaughan and York-South Weston communities. This ...

High-rise Loon Watching

April 27, 2020–Mark Stabb

Birds

Making the most of the COVID-19 lockdown has meant finally doing some of those “If I only had the time” tasks. Photo sorting and scanning is one of those things ...

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From Window Birdwatching to Birding in Nature

High-rise Loon Watching

Urge the Government of Ontario to Protect the Wolf Lake Old-growth Red Pine Forest.

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