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Chickadee Trail feeders
Posted on October 30, 2018 at 01:46:57 PM by Barbara Taylor

This morning I walked over to Henry Marsh from the Bracebridge Ponds along �the Chickadee Trail�. I was surprised to find that someone has already put up several small feeders along the trail...way too early...local bears are not all hibernating yet. So just a heads up to be wary if walking the trail, and probably not a good idea to be filling those feeders. I did encounter several hopeful chickadees along the way.

Although it will probably melt soon, this morning the main three cells at the Bracebridge Ponds were mostly covered with a thin sheet of ice. Cell 4 was still wide open. Henry Marsh was also frozen over.

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Re(1): Chickadee Trail feeders - By coreyhkh October 30, 2018 at 04:59:22 PM
- Re(2): Chickadee Trail feeders - By Barbara Taylor October 30, 2018 at 07:08:39 PM

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