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Bark, cones and the trees they grow upon

Douglas fir
Douglas fir
Bark, cones and the trees they grow upon
by Janet Southcott, 24 May 2014.
Posted on May 24, 2014October 25, 2017 by the Malaspina NaturalistsPosted in 2013-2014 events, EventsTagged Young Naturalists

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  • First Christmas Bird Count for Kids
  • Banding Purple Martins
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  • Whales, dolphins and porpoises with Susan MacKay
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  • Naked eye stargazing with Christine Woolcott
  • Stream invertebrates with Ann Clements
  • Soapstone carving
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