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Ontario s largest snake grows up to 2 metres and squeezes prey to death

While most snakes in Ontario can be found slithering about on the ground, you re more likely to spot the province s largest snake by looking at the.

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Wandering large cat causes panic near K P Manson Public School

Wandering large cat causes panic near K P Manson Public School
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Man from Parry Sound area fined $48,000 for damaging turtle habitat

Timothy Hunt of McDougall was fined $48,000 for damaging habitat. While the case was heard on Oct. 25, the infractions date back 7 years.

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Monkman: Why Peterborough is such a popular area for birding

This area has one of the largest and most active birding communities in all of Ontario

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Mississippi Valley Field Naturalists Nature Talk, May 18: Small Wonders

by Chris Baburek On May 18th the Mississippi Valley Field Naturalists held the final meeting of the 2022/23 program year. It was also the final presentation with the theme of “Small Wonders” and, fittingly, was on the subject of dragonflies and damselflies. The speaker was Colin Jones, a lifelo

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