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Try one of our wildlife quests. Look for and listen for wildlife.
Scots pine
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Download a species trail map and look for species of trees, vines, or shrubs at the Gardens
Amphibian Pond
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Our OFNC/FWG Instagram page has just passed 300 posts
Click the button below to view the images and videos
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Our challenge to you. Find the 14 stories in the Garden.
Hint, there are none in the Backyard Garden
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New: our Fletcher Wildlife Garden iNaturalist project passed 1100 species and 5000 observations. 260 people have contributed. Join the project and add more.
One of the newest insects is a wasp: Symmorphus canadensis
Demonstrating how to create wildlife-friendly habitat and gardens on urban or rural property, emphasizing the use of plants native to the Ottawa region.
FWG blog
Christine’s walks: late August
by Christine Hanrahan Christine is one of FWG’s volunteer naturalists who writes in great detail about her visits to FWG. [...]
Mad about mothing – the OTHER winged beauty
by Diane Lepage, FWG Butterfly Meadow coordinator Macaria promiscuata – Promiscuous Angle Moth. Photo by Diane Lepage. Moths [...]
Not so “elemen-tree”: how to plant a tree
by Tremayne Stanton-Kennedy Planting Nannyberry trees in the heat, on a slope, in the clay – a thankless job [...]