A reader sent this question to Bob Bowles, Lake Simcoe Nature Detective.
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A reader sent this question to Bob Bowles, Lake Simcoe Nature Detective.
By Bob Bowles -- Several hours spent monitoring lakes, rivers and creeks in North Simcoe has made me realize roadside ditches, creeks and small streams are being choked out by a new invasive aquatic plant native to Europe.
Dear Lake Simcoe Nature Detective: A family of black squirrels with "blond tails" has shown up in our woods this spring.
By Bob Bowles -- Any live bug in Simcoe County in late March -- other than the occasional woolly bear, snow flea, or winter stonefly – is, of course, extremely interesting. Therefore, I was intrigued to receive a message from an Orillia resident with a report and photo of a yellow and black bumblebee-like creature she discovered crawling over a neatly folded pile of clean laundry inside her house. She felt this was unusual and asked if I could identify it.
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