Winter’s snow hides a great deal of activity, but it can also reveal the movements of small and large creatures whose presence goes undetected by human beings in the other three seasons. It is also possible to identify many trees and plants that protrude their stems and seed-heads above the snow. We will meet at the east parking lot for the Kinghurst Nature Reserve opposite Harrison Lake on Concession 4 WGR at 10am, and explore the pathways and open areas for signs of winter life.

Co-leaders: John Reaume, Angus Inksetter. Call 519-334-9861 or
email saugeenfieldnaturalists@yahoo.ca to register and get further details.