A rock thief in the rouge
This is a Viceroy butterfly, similar to the Monarch
Black Walnut in the ‘Orchard’ area
Asters in the orchard
Vista Himalaya Balsam- an invasive species readily adaptable to the climate in the Rouge
Riverside
Jack-in-the Pulpit fall fruit
Blanket Spider Web
Black Walnut
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Comfrey
Night Shade Bittersweet
Purple Flowering Raspberry
Bullet Fern
Iris
Jack-in-the-Pulpit
Metalic Green Bees
Mourning Cloak Butterfly
Teasel
Wild Rose
Red Clover
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Posted in conservation, environment, Farmland, Hiking, Markham Greenspace, Nature Walks, Toronto greenspace, Wild in the City, Wildflowers
Tagged Bullet Fern, Comfrey, Iris, Jack-in-the-Pulpit, Metalic Green Bees, Morning Cloak Butterfly, Night Shade Bittersweet, Purple Flowering Raspberry, Red Clover, Teasel, Wild Rose
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