http://www.peterboroughreview.com a daily photo journal based out of Peterborough Ontario Mon, 06 Sep 2010 20:21:31 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en This little dude along with his 20 something brothers and sisters were found crossing the road to get to Oxtongue Lake. They made a delicious turtle stew. -Mantha http://www.peterboroughreview.com/?p=663 "I am." Says the Lynx. -Steve http://www.peterboroughreview.com/?p=661 Note his back legs are outstretched behind him in an attempt to reach a state of perfect relaxation. -Steve http://www.peterboroughreview.com/?p=659 We just spent the weekend at Jungle Cat World in Orono. We stayed the night in their bed and breakfast 'Lion's Den' room and went on a behind the scenes tour in the morning where we got to play with and feed the animals! Check out the Photo Album ... http://www.peterboroughreview.com/?p=656 We burned some of our property and rescued two Monarch Caterpillars from the area. They have been chomping on Milkweed leaves all week and one has formed a Chrysalis and the other one is on its way! Its the first one we have ever seen! Also, indoor caterpillars = easy ... http://www.peterboroughreview.com/?p=654 Found growing out of a felled log on Booth's Rock Trail I believe, in Algonquin Park. -Steve http://www.peterboroughreview.com/?p=649 A group of people parked along the roadside.. (The three fine knife-wielding gents on the right hand side are my uncle and cousins.) ..and you know what that means in Algonquin Park...MOOSE! They were adolescent, male and female. They were close enough to the road that I didn't even cross the ... http://www.peterboroughreview.com/?p=646 Small mushroom growing on the side of the road, about the size of a quarter. ~Colin http://www.peterboroughreview.com/?p=643 There was a bunch of these guys hopping around this morning - neat to see but also made it difficult to get clear shots. Note to self: next telephoto needs to have image stabilization and/or next camera needs to have quicker and more precise autofocus. ~Colin http://www.peterboroughreview.com/?p=641 First time I've seen a green heron and this one was just across the road in the wetland in front of our house. It was perched on the turtle basking log plucking fish out of the water. ~Colin http://www.peterboroughreview.com/?p=639