#point pelee

[16-bitenthusiast]

[muttball]

East Point Beach, Point Pelee on Lake Erie.

[foxwithbeard]

Went for a little ride through Point Pelee today!

[thetragicallynerdy]

The people have spoken! Behold! Frogs!!

[ID: nine photos of various small green frogs, showing them sitting on lily pads, swimming in pond water, sitting on pieces of wood, poking their noses out between lily pads, or sitting in grassy marsh water. End ID.]

And bonus photo with not one or two but five frogs in one photo! (Or more, I can only see 5 though.)

[ID: a photo of a lily pad covered pond, showing 5 green frogs in the shot, some sitting on the lily pads, some poking their noses up between them. End ID.]

All of these dudes were seen at Point Pelee National Park in Ontario :)

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

“Pheasant Shooting in Western Ontario,” Kingston Whig-Standard. October 29, 1932. Page 1. ---- Guns cracked over a 170-miles front in Ontario, October 28, as a two-day pheasant hunt was officially started. This fair Diana shows how it’s done. She's Ruth Yerzy.

[AL: The Ontario pheasant hunt in 1932 was particularly controversial, for a number of reasons. The Ontario government was obviously attempting to limit the hunt to preserve animal numbers, and were draconian against out of season hunters - many of whom were poor men and women during the Depression who desperately needed food. But the hunt itself was accompanied by violence between game wardens and hunters, and between small town and rural locals and the rich tourist hunters, many from Toronto, Hamilton, and other urban centres, who swarmed rural areas, caused a ruckus, and were accused of overhunting. This photo definitely showcases one of the tourist hunters, who were understandably some of the least willing to accede to pheasant quotas during the days of the hunt itself, even when they might support penalizing poachers out of season. This was also one of the first years it was regulated on Pelee Island especially - a popular destination that really concentrated the conflicts here.]

[tezlacoyle666]

Point pelee from the lookout point, early sprang

[juneafterdawn]

Nothing gold can stay or whatever

[theprotectedplaceperson]

Birds of Point Pelee National Park, Ontario, Canada

Barn Swallows in the Marsh Tower, Point Pelee NP, Ontario, Canada

Point Pelee is a national park in Ontario, Canada known for its unique collection of bird species. Over 390 bird species have been observed in Point Pelee, but why? Point Pelee is a peninsula jutting off into Lake Erie and so is one of the first pieces of land that migratory birds flying across Lake Erie will see flying north. Point Pelee serves as a rest point for these birds who are crossing the Great Lakes. Every May birdwatchers from all across Canada come to Point Pelee to see birds from 2 major migration flyways all descend onto Point Pelee.

[danielmcquillanphotography]

Laura + Dan

Pelee was explored (quite past sunset, park security even rolled up on me) and the arts were made - Such an incredibly fun night with these two! ...Thank you for trusting me both artistically and physically when I asked you lay down weirdly on the boardwalk and stood perilously above haha

Engagement Session at Point Pelee National Park in Point Pelee by Sarnia Wedding Photographer Daniel McQuillan Photography

[daveatkinson]

Barn swallows at the marsh tower in Point Pelee National Park.

[introvertedswimmer]

Prothonotary Warbler at Point Pelee National Park

[ghostacolytev2]

Dragonflies in Ontario are diverse and ecologically significant insects, found in various wetland habitats. They serve as both predators and prey within their ecosystems.

[meowmeowmessi]

also you can just tell by the way these stannies talk about messi that they only started watching football after 2018 (or worse: 2022)

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Feeding Time

Point Pelee National Park, Ontario, Canada

(Photo: Zach Baranowski/Canadian Geographic)

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

PALS Fraternity Camp 1932, organized by St. Mary's Church, Walkerville, with camping over the summer at Point Pelee. University of Windsor. Leddy Library,  St. Mary's Church Collection.

1) Group Leaders, Acc. No. 07-011 1241 PP

2) Five Boys In Front Of Tent. Acc. No. 07-011 1232 PP

3) Two Boys On Beach, Acc. No. 07-011 1236 PP

[tezlacoyle666]

look at all these phrogs