Latest posts tagged with #AlgonquinPark on Bluesky
Puffed Out... Early morning. My little feathered sweetheart, Gina The Canada Jay, puffing out her feathers to stay warm, against the cold winds of the Great White North. A real beauty. 📸🇨🇦
#AlgonquinPark #CanadaJay #GrayJay #Birds #Photography #BirdPhotography
#Wildlife #Nature #OntarioParks #Canada
Looking Sharp... Early morning. Remy The Redpoll, enjoying the fresh air & scenery. Incredible plumage. These avian beauties, are found in the Arctic Tundra and the Boreal Forests of the North. Very handsome.
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#AlgonquinPark #Redpoll #Birds #Photography
#Wildlife #Nature #OntarioParks #Canada
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The Perfect Pose... Early morning. Bodhi The Blue Jay (Brother of Bubba), giving me a classic side pose, while enjoying the cool fresh air, of the Great White North. Incredible plumage. A very handsome boy.
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At Algonquin Park, a lodge, a cabin, and a hotel can all work well, but not for the same kind of trip. It depends on whether you are on a road trip or planning a slower stop.
You can read it here:
www.travelworldonline.de/en/algonquin...
#AlgonquinPark #Ontario #traveladdicts #travel #Canada
#OTD (Wed, Mar 10) 1915 at #CacheLake, #AlgonquinPark: "Ranger James Bartlett and I packing [ice into icehouse]; Bob, Alex, & Jack Stringer drawing with team. Eli Dontigny, Steve Waters & Billie Lewis cutting ice." @nichecanada.bsky.social @csnrec.bsky.social
#OTD (Wed, Mar 9) 1921 at #JoeLake, #AlgonquinPark: "Heard this morning that gold medal had arrived for Ranger Arthur Briggs." NOTE: Briggs likely rec'd the medal for rescuing a drowning woman in Joe Lake, Aug. 1920. @csnrec.bsky.social @nichecanada.bsky.social
#OTD (Sat, Mar 9) 1918 at #JoeLake, #AlgonquinPark: "Turning raw & cold toward 2 p.m. & snow began to fall. About 9 p.m. a regular blizzard was raging. We went to Rainbow Lake, then across to Loft Lake, where we tested the lake for fish. Got 5 fine speckled trout." @nichecanada.bsky.social
#OTD (Wed, Mar 9) 1910 at #CacheLake, #AlgonquinPark: "Removing porch from front of Sup’t’s residence & finished placing parts for veranda. James went to Burk’s Falls for hurry forward lumber & to get brackets made. I went to assist the ice makers to finish cutting ice." @nichecanada.bsky.social
Hanging Out... Early morning. The handsome, Rocky The Redpoll, enjoying the fresh air & scenery. Incredible plumage.These avian beauties, are found in the Arctic Tundra & the Boreal Forests of the North. 📸🇨🇦
#AlgonquinPark #Redpoll #Birds #Photography
#Wildlife #Nature #Sony #OntarioParks #Canada
What's he looking at?... Early morning. Algonquin Park security. Pepe The Pine Martin, keeping his eyes open for creepy individuals and people without valid day passes. A true predator. Very handsome. 😂📸🇨🇦
#AlgonquinPark #PineMarten
#Mammals #Wildlife #WildlifePhotography #OntarioParks #Canada
#OTD (Mon, Mar 7) 1910 at #JoeLake, #AlgonquinPark: "We placed a cow head, well-poisoned, at Sims Pit for wolves. Rangers Ross, George, Callighen & Hill came in [to HQ] to cut ice. Rangers Ross & George reported crows at Rainy Lake. First of the season." @nichecanada.bsky.social @csnrec.bsky.social
#OTD (Sat, Mar 7) 1908 at #LindaLake, #AlgonquinPark: "Put fresh brush in beds & left for Headquarters at 11:40 a.m., arriving at 2:20 p.m. Received card from Mr. Bartlett with orders for next week: ‘You take Mr. Ranger & go to boundary. See that everything is OK out there.’"
Invasive spiny waterflea threatens lakes in Algonquin Park.
www.insidehalton.com/news/ontario...
#Hunting #Fishing #Outdoors #OntarioParks #AlgonquinPark #InvasiveSpecies #SpinyWaterfleas
Spring breakup of ice on the Oxtongue River near #AlgonquinPark in #Ontario is in full swing right now. It was here that Group of Seven artist A.J. Casson sketched and painted many works of art featuring the movement of water. #Art #Nature #landscape #OxtongueRiver #GroupOfSeven
Spring breakup of ice on the Oxtongue River
Spring breakup of ice on the Oxtongue River
Spring breakup of ice is in full swing on the Oxtongue River near #AlgonquinPark in #Ontario #Canada. #Nature #landscape
#OTD (Mon, Mar 6) 1911 at #AlgonquinPark: "Up at 3:45 a.m. Left for Trout Lake at 5:50 a.m., traveling 6 miles down Cedar Lake. Leaving Cedar Lake, we crossed country to Gokey Lake. From there by Trout Lake trail to shelter house, where we arrived at 10:30 a.m." @nichecanada.bsky.social
#OTD (Fri, Mar 6) 1908 at #LindaLake, #AlgonquinPark: "Left at 8:30 a.m. for Iris Lake. Passed by lake & went to headwaters of north branches of Madawaska River. Traveled upriver about 3 miles, then returned to Iris Lake, then to shelter hut at 3 p.m., tired & ready for a rest."
Barron Canyon in Algonquin Provincial Park
Barron Canyon in Algonquin Provincial Park, "part of the river runs between walls of rock...will camp there when the fire job is finished" Yours truly Tom Thomson. #nature #AlgonquinPark #TomThomson #Ontario #Canada
Two river otters
Two river otters
Two river otters out to frolic on the frozen ice in #AlgonquinPark #Nature #wildlife #otter #animals #naturephotography #Ontario #Canada
Icy cold morning at Smoke Lake
Icy cold morning at Smoke Lake in #AlgonquinPark. #nature #winter #Ontario #Canada
Ranger Cabin at Smoke Lake in 1912
The new Ranger Cabin at Smoke Lake in 1912. This was the year that Tom Thomson arrived for the first time in #AlgonquinPark. #nature #Art #TomThomson #Ontario #Canada
On The Prowl... Early morning. Pancho The Pine Marten (Son of Pedro and Pia), focused, on the hunt, looking out over his territory. Check out his claws!! Ouch!! He's ruggedly handsome.
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#AlgonquinPark #PineMarten
#Mammals #Wildlife
#Photography #WildlifePhotography #OntarioParks #Canada
Forest Ranger Bill Hughes at Whitefish Lake in Algonquin Park
Photo of #AlgonquinPark Forest Ranger Bill Hughes at Whitefish Lake. Tom Thomson said he decided not to re-apply for a ranger job because "it interferes with sketching". #Art #nature #Ontario #Canada
Canoe Lake, Algonquin Park, March 1/26
Canoe Lake, Spring 1917 by Tom Thomson
We have canoed on Canoe Lake in #AlgonquinPark many times, and soon the snow and ice on that lake will be gone with the coming of spring. But for now, as you see in both our photo and Tom Thomson's work titled "Canoe Lake, Spring 1917," the ice and snow remain intact. #Art #Nature #Ontario #Canada
Moose in Algonquin Park
Moose at Night by Tom Thomson
Even with the deep snow in #AlgonquinPark, we still managed to see a couple of moose. Back in 1916 Canadian artist Tom Thomson also saw some in the late winter in Algonquin. #nature #moose #wildlife #wilderness #Ontario #Canada 🍁
Foxy Lady!... An incredible capture, of my beautiful friend, Francesca The Fox (wife of Francois), taking a stroll in the forest. Absolutely gorgeous. She was on her way, to meet up with her husband.
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#AlgonquinPark #Fox #Mammals #Nature
#Wildlife #WildlifePhotography #OntarioParks #Canada
"March 1916" by Tom Thomson
Oxtongue River in Algonquin Park.
The spring, as Tom Thomson captured to canvas in "March 1916" in #AlgonquinPark, was very mild, and the breakup of the ice and snow had begun. This spring the Oxtongue River in Algonquin is open in spots, but the -20°C weather is far from mild. #Art #Nature #Spring #TomThomson
Grey Owl aka Archie Belaney
Grey Owl aka Archie Belaney, remembers Tom Thomson as someone who made great doughnuts. Along with the three doughnuts Thomson also gave him 3 sketches. #Art #AlgonquinPark #Ontario #Canada
Moose in a snowy forest in Algonquin Park.
"Moose at Night, Winter 1916" by Tom Thomson
Moose are still being seen in #AlgonquinPark even with the deep winter snow, just like they were being seen by Tom Thomson in the winter of 1916. #Art #Nature #wildlife #Ontario #Canada #GroupOfSeven
