Chestnut-sided Warbler, Setophaga pensylvanica
The Chestnut-sided Warbler, Setophaga pensylvanica, is fairly common in Ontario but it is always a treat to see one of these brightly plumages birds.
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John Wood’s Gristmill: Indiana
Built in 1876 by Nathan Wood to replace a mill made of wood.
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The Complete Guide to Ontario Waterfalls is now available!!
It has information on over 600 waterfalls in Ontario includes:
GPS and driving directions, basic information on waterfall type, river name and nearest town, ratings, photo tips for the particular site, what’s nearby and Step-by-Step self guided tours.
The print editions are $13.99 for Black and White and $29.99 for the Color Edition, available at:
There is a Digital Bundle available for $7.99 which includes formats to fit your eReader including Kindle, a PDF in color for the computer and formats to use with tablets and phones.
There are also Kindle and Smashword Editions available at $7.99 from:
Barnes and Noble, Sony, Kobo and Diesel coming soon.
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High Falls of the Pigeon River: Ontario Waterfalls
One of the most spectacular falls in Ontario, it is found on the border with Minnesota, about an hour from Thunder Bay
GPS Location: N 48° 00.288′ W 89° 35.874′
Warning: It can be dangerous to view and photograph waterfalls. The footing can be wet and slippery, and an accidental fall can result in serious injury or death. Note also that many sections of waterfalls are on private property. Please respect these rights.
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A newly arrived Ovenbird, Seiurus aurocapilla sings in the Carolina woods.
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Snider’s Cider Mill: Ontario’s Old Mills
Built in North York in 1940. In 1960 it was dismantled and re-built at Black Creek Pioneer Village in Toronto.
Cider press
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Montreal River Chasm: Ontario Waterfalls
The Montreal River has cut a deep gorge through to Lake Superior and it has been taken over for power generation. This photo doesn’t do it justice as it is a deep valley, and unfortunately was pretty well dry at the time. It is about 10-12 km. south of the Sand River exit on Highway 17, south of Wawa. Look for the bridge and the sign for the Montreal River and there are various places to pull off. This shot was taken from the bridge.
GPS Location: N 47° 14.298‘ W 84° 38.669′
Warning: It can be dangerous to view and photograph waterfalls. The footing can be wet and slippery, and an accidental fall can result in serious injury or death. Note also that many sections of waterfalls are on private property. Please respect these rights.
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German Woolen Mill Ruins: Ontario’s Old Mills
Near Glen Morris, this mill was built by Alva and Sydney German in 1867. The old building is said to be haunted. This may be due to that drowning death of a young girl while it was a mill and the murder of a guest when it was a lodge.
German Woolen Mill Ruins: Ontario’s Old Mills
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