#frontenac provincial park

[photobiophilia]

Unusually hot April weekend brings all the reptiles to the (Frontenac Provincial) Park.

April 15-16, 2023

Eastern Gartersnake (1 & 6)

Blanding’s turtle (2 & 3)

Northern ribbon snake (4 & 5)

Smooth green snake (7)

Not pictured: grey ratsnake that got away too quickly, and a million midland painted turtles.

#Eastern Gartersnake #blandings turtle #smooth green snake #reptiles #turtle #snake #ontario nature #ontario #wildlife #wildlife photography #canon #Frontenac Provincial Park #northern ribbon snake

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Clearwater Lake, Frontenac Provincial Park, Ontario Canada [3024x4032] (OC)

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[scapegrace74-blog]

Meet my wee friend Hamish.  Also, a lot of ospreys and horses and a deer drinking next to a beaver lodge.

In between animal sightings, I hiked the 12km Bufflehead Loop in Frontenac Provincial Park.  Light a little candle for my hip flexors, please.

April 15, 2023

#sony alpha #my photography #hiking

[playandwander]

Arkon Lake Loop, Frontenac Provincial Park, Ontario Canada [3024x4032] (OC) https://ift.tt/sx9Evem

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[animexlinks]

Frontenac Provincial Park, Ontario Canada [3024x4032] (OC)

#earth #nature #beautiful #wallpaper #landscape #adventure #travelling #photography

[earthpictureshere]

Big Salmon Lake trail in Frontenac Provincial Park, Ontario Canada [3024x4032] (OC)

#earth #images #earth pictures #I love earth #earth is awesome

[rasmasandra]

Wildlife of Ontario

One of the best places to see the wildlife of Ontario is to visit the National and Provincial Parks in Southeastern Ontario. Wildlife in Frontenac Provincial Park Grey wolves can be seen in colors ranging from dark grey to black. There are more than 9,600 wolves living in Ontario. Mostly they can be heard but you might catch a glimpse of one. Northern River otters live near rivers, lakes or…

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#canada wildlife #wildlife #wildlife of ontario

[goalhofer]

Canadian Daily Precipitation Records Tied/Broken 1/4/23

Campbell River, British Columbia: 0.54" (previous record 0.02" 2021)

Nanaimo, British Columbia: 0.06" (also 0.06" 2021)

Pacific Rim National Park Reserve Of Canada, B.C.: 0.13" (previous record 0.1" 2021)

Powell River, British Columbia: 0.2" (previous record 0.16" 2021)

Richmond, British Columbia: 0.06" (previous record 0" 2022)

Tatshenshini-Alsek Provincial Park, B.C.: 0.1" (previous record 0" 2022)

Mactaquac Provincial Park, New Brunswick: 0.06" (previous record 0" 2022)

Unincorporated Biscay Bay District, Newfoundland: 0.1" (previous record 0" 2022)

Corner Brook, Newfoundland: 0.06" (previous record 0" 2022)

Gander, Newfoundland: 0.02" (previous record 0" 2022)

Unincorporated Halifax Municipality, Nova Scotia: 0.07" (previous record 0" 2022)

Unincorporated Kings County, Nova Scotia: 0.14" (previous record 0" 2022)

Unincorporated Kings County, Nova Scotia: 0.05" (previous record 0" 2022)

Unincorporated Kings County, Nova Scotia: 0.05" (previous record 0" 2022)

Yarmouth 33 Reserve, Nova Scotia: 0.12" (previous record 0" 2022)

Unincorporated Kitikmeot Region, Nunavut: 0.04" (previous record 0" 2022)

Unincorporated Kivalliq Region, Nunavut: 0.01" (previous record 0" 2022)

Unincorporated Qikiqtaaluk Region, Nunavut: 0.02" (also 0.02" 2021)

Amherstburg, Ontario: 0.02" (previous record 0" 2022)

Belleville, Ontario: 0.91" (previous record 0" 2022)

Brockville, Ontario: 1.49" (previous record 0" 2022)

Caledon, Ontario: 0.28" (previous record 0" 2022)

Centreville, Ontario: 0.85" (previous record 0" 2022)

Centre Wellington Township, Ontario: 0.49" (previous record 0" 2022)

Cobourg, Ontario: 1.02" (previous record 0" 2022)

Conestogo Lake Conservation Area, Ontario: 0.43" (previous record 0" 2022)

Cornwall, Ontario: 0.77" (previous record 0" 2022)

Drummond/North Elmsley Township, Ontario: 0.9" (previous record 0" 2022)

Dysart Et Al Township, Ontario: 0.71" (previous record 0.01" 2021)

Georgina, Ontario: 0.78" (previous record 0" 2022)

Goderich, Ontario: 0.68" (previous record 0" 2022)

Kingsville, Ontario: 0.14" (previous record 0" 2022)

Laurentian Hills, Ontario: 0.46" (previous record 0.01" 2021)

Mississippi Mills, Ontario: 0.61" (previous record 2022)

Oro-Medonte Township, Ontario: 0.84" (previous record 0" 2022)

Ottawa, Ontario: 0.18" (previous record 0" 2022)

Port Colborne, Ontario: 0.95" (previous record 0.02" 2021)

Quinte West, Ontario: 0.92" (previous record 0" 2022)

Roseville, Ontario: 0.59" (previous record 0" 2022)

St. Albert, Ontario: 0.5" (previous record 0" 2022)

St. Thomas, Ontario: 0.25 (previous record 0" 2022)

Severn Township, Ontario: 0.82" (previous record 0" 2022)

South Frontenac Township, Ontario: 0.78" (previous record 0" 2022)

Sudbury, Ontario: 0.24" (previous record 0" 2022)

Tillsonburg, Ontario: 0.54" (previous record 0" 2022)

Woodstock, Ontario: 0.46" (previous record 0" 2022)

Prince Edward Island National Park, P.E.I.: 0.02" (previous record 0" 2022)

L'Assomption, Quebec: 0.26" (previous record 0" 2022)

Saguenay, Quebec: 0.01" (previous record 0" 2022)

Sherbrooke, Quebec: 0.26" (previous record 0" 2022)

Témiscaming, Quebec: 0.18" (previous record 0" 2022)

Unincorporated Mankota Municipality, Saskatchewan: 0.01" (previous record 0" 2022)

Unincorporated Northern Saskatchewan District, SK: 0.04" (previous record 0" 2022)

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[kayla1993-world]

Severe thunderstorm warnings were issued for parts of eastern Ontario

Environment Canada issued severe thunderstorm warnings for sections of eastern Ontario on Wednesday afternoon, including Kingston, Belleville, Western Lanark County, Brockville, South Frontenac, and Stirling. The service said it was tracking a severe thunderstorm heading east at 45 km/h near Murphys Point Provincial Park in Perth, Ont. According to Environment Canada, the thunderstorm has the potential for severe wind gusts of up to 90 km/h, nickel-sized hail, and heavy rain. People are being advised to drive cautiously and seek shelter immediately if severe weather threatens.

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

“Savage Given Three Years For Break-in,” Kingston Whig-Standard. June 11, 1942. Page 1.  ---- Michael Savage was found guilty by Judge J. E. Madden of Napanee, at the General Sessions of the Peace and County Court for the County of Frontenac, this morning and sentenced to three years In the Kingston Penitentiary. 

Savage was found guilty of breaking and entering the premises of the Coca-Cola Company on April 12. He admitted a lengthy police record, having served nearly five of his 25 years In jails or the penitentiary. He told Judge Madden that if the war were still on when his sentence was up, he would reform and join the Army.

Judge J. C. Reynolds presided for County Court when it resumed after Savage was sentenced. 

Four boys, Edward Wright, Douglas Foote, Vernon Smith and Gerald Driscoll are being tried for the break-in at Arthur Kemp's service station and store on the Perth Road, five miles north of Kingston. 

The first witness, Arthur Kemp, the proprietor of the service station related to Crown Attorney T. J. Rigney, his chase after five toys in a coach car, about six Reeks ago.

Kemp testified that he and his wife had heard a noise, late in the evening from their home across the road from their service station. Jumping into his truck, parked beside the house, he and his wife headed for the station and heard a car pull away with no lights and, as he drove north on the Perth Road toward Inverary, spotted the car ahead of him and the pursuit was on. 

The coach that Kemp was chasing eventually stopped in a laneway between two houses in Inverary and Provincial Constables J. Truaisch and C. Hubble were called to the scene. 

Mrs. Kemp related how her husband had let her out of his truck in Inverary to go for Constable Gordon Silvers and he kept rn with the chase of the boys in the car.

[AL: Savage, pictured, was 26 at time of conviction, a tinsmith in an auto plant, born of Ukrainian immigrant parents, was from Oshawa, and had a long record in reformatories and a previous term at Kingston Penitentiary.  His brother-in-law Nick Turek, had been brought to the penitentiary for a three year term in 1939. At Kingston Penitentiary, he was convict #6966, worked in the Tin & Paint, and was released in October 1944. No sign that he enlisted, though.]

#kingston ontario #napanee #oshawa #breaking and entering #break in #break and enter #coca-cola #bottling plant #repeat offender #long criminal record #sentenced to the penitentiary #kingston penitentiary #youth in the toils #stealing gas #stolen gasoline #service station #canada during world war 2 #history of crime and punishment in canada #crime and punishment in canada

[importanttigercreation]

Welcome to the news channel of the Angry Nature,Today we will tell you about Ontario Canada,china and Bangladesh Tornado,, Thousands of people were without power Sunday evening after a destructive storm capable of producing tornadoes tore across eastern Ontario, toppling trees and damaging homes. Environment Canada issued several tornado warnings Sunday night as the powerful storm made its way across the region. Warnings were issued for the region around Frontenac Provincial Park north of Kingston, Ont., then later — as the storm headed east — for communities like Gananoque and Brockville. The weather agency said the storm was capable of generating winds of 100 kilometres per hour, calling it a "dangerous and potentially life-threatening situation." Large hail and intense rainfall were also possible, Environment Canada added. At least one storm spotter reported seeing a tornado, the agency said. The agency advised people to take shelter indoors in a room on the lowest floor, away from outside walls or windows, as tornadoes cannot be seen at night and may strike without warning. The tornado warning for the Frontenac Provincial Park area was lifted at around 9:30 p.m., while the warnings around Brockville ended shortly after 11 p.m. As of 11:30 p.m., several severe thunderstorm watches remained in place. ATTENTION: All videos are taken from open sources. The selection is based on publication date, title, description, and venue. Sometimes, due to unfair posting of news on social networks, the video may contain frames that do not correspond to the date and place. It is not always possible to check all videos. We apologize for any errors! Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe our channel, We Wish you good Weather, #Ontario_tornado #cnada_tprnado #angry_nature #china_tornado #marmora_tornado #tornado_2022 #bangladesh_tornado #hakaluki_tornado #waterspout #tornado    

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Frontenac Provincial Park, Ontario Canada [3024x4032] (OC)

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[scapegrace74-blog]

Spent the afternoon hiking in Frontenac Provincial Park, which is becoming one of my favourite places.  Shame that it’s a 2.5 hour drive from my house...

September 24, 2022

#my photography #sony alpha #hiking #old farms and old barns

[playandwander]

Frontenac Provincial Park, Ontario Canada [3024x4032] (OC) https://ift.tt/rbzfEld

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[oneshotolive]

Early morning on Big Salmon Lake, Frontenac Provincial Park, Ontario Canada [3024x4032] (OC)

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#Nature #mothernature #beach #sunset #landscape #sunrise #animal #animals #naturephotography

[spiralwizardtowerlibrary]

Sunrise over Big Salmon Lake, Frontenac Provincial Park, Ontario Canada [3024x4032] (OC) via /r/EarthPorn https://ift.tt/4fG1YcN

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