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Algonquin Winter Tracking
Algonquin Winter Tracking 2011
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Sunday (Day 9)
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| My last day. I basically took it easy again today, gradually making my
way westward through the park, preparatory to heading home. |
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A couple of inches of snow
fell the pervious night, making the evergreen trees very
pretty. |
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At the Opeongo Road I watched
a Red Squirrel make these tracks as it crossed a closed
road. This little guy's tracks are 47" (4 feet) apart! He
moved with a springy "boing boing" motion (that's the best
way to describe it!), not the usual leaps that we are used
to seeing squirrels make. It was just as if he had springs
on the bottom of his feet! |
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The highlight of the day was
being able to photograph a couple of Pine Martens as they
mooched off a bird feeder. |
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A trip along the Rock Lake
road provided the opportunity to photograph some cliffs, as
well as examine various tracks, including those of an otter
(not shown). |
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And finally, at Arowhon Road,
this interesting snow pattern on a rock under a tree. |
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| And thaaaat's all, folks! I had a great week in the
outdoors, once again!! |
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