Peterborough Nature
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The Peterborough Field Naturalists (PFN), or Peterborough Nature, is a registered charity and active club in Peterborough, ON. We've been around since the 40s.
Peterborough, ON
Joined March 2010
What a lucky find when we stopped the car for a second and looked out the window beside us. A Barred Owl #PFN85 #owl #barredowl
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RT @OntarioNature: Two questions to ask your candidates this #ONelection: 👉If elected, what will you do to halt and reverse biodiversity l…
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If you are seeing dead and dying birds like I am be safe do not touch them and contact Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative they have a phone number Pathobiology University of Guelph Guelph, ON N1G 2W1 Phone: 866.673.4781 and an online reporting tool
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RT @OntarioNature: As Ontario heads into a snap election called for late February, Premier Doug Ford’s environmental track record bears scr…
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RT @ONBirdAtlas: Want to know which birds have been identified in your region? The Atlas-3 website has an interactive map to view any recor…
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Here's why you need to know the difference between hoarfrost and rime ice
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RT @CWF_FCF: Good news for Canada’s bats! 🦇 White-nose Syndrome (WNS) is on the decline in caves where it has been present the longest. CWF…
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RT @OntarioNature: The United Nations said the Earth has reached the “global boiling era”. A warming planet has irreversible consequences…
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A small jaunt to see the Harris’s sparrow the other day was well worth it.
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RT @ONBirdAtlas: Calling all bird enthusiasts! We need your help for the final year of Atlas-3 data collection. Check out the change in Log…
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Our next ERSS event will be on January 24th at 3PM in the bata film library (BL 103). Our speaker will be Cara Steele. Cara is the Ecologist at Abbey Gardens and oversees restoration projects on the property including design, plant sourcing, implementation, volunteer management
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Nature outings during the years of WWII had distinct challenges. There were only three or four outings a year and they were limited in distance because gasoline was rationed. In 2025 we are celebrating 85 years of bringing people closer to nature. Celebrate with us! #PFN85
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“Our motto has always been, ‘To know, appreciate, and conserve nature in all its forms.’ That remains as true today as it was 85 years ago,” PFN President Sue Paradisis, said about the club's 85th anniversary being celebrated this year. #PFN85
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RT @ONBirdAtlas: Common Ravens are now starting their nesting period in the Mixedwood Plains. Watch for them building nests on structures.…
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