Saturday, February 26, 2011

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Gentian fields

Class: Magnoliopsida
Order: Gentianales
Family: Gentianaceae
Flowers: June to October
Habitat: in roadside, on dry ground.
to over 2500 m altitude.


Gentian fields is also known as gentian Gentianella or country.

Its flowers can be pink, lilac or white.

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Class: Aves ....................... ... Order: Accipitriformes ............................. Family: Accipitridae

The griffon vulture is exclusively. So it feeds on the carcasses of large animals, which explains why his neck and head are bare. This allows him to search the carcass without soiling its feathers.

It can weigh up to 8 pounds, and its wingspan can reach 2.65 meters. He lives an average of thirty years.

Because of his bad reputation, it was considered harmful, the vulture was on the verge of extinction. Now protected, some individuals have been reintroduced, especially in the Alps. He is now out of danger.

PS: Thanks to my brother for sending me his photos, my camera did not have a large zoom, mine did not render large thing.

Saturday, February 19, 2011

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buphthalmos leaved willows

Class: Magnoliophyta
Order: Asterales
Family: Asteraceae
Flowers: July-August
Habitat: on limestone soils on the edge of the woods and groves, up to 1000 m altitude


This plant also called "eye Beef ", was used as a tea against snake bites.

It is now protected in some areas.

Sunday, February 6, 2011

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Centranthe narrow-leaved woods

Class: Magnoliaphyta ........... Flowers: June-August
Order: Dipsacales .............. .. Habitat: up to 2000 m
Family: Valerianacées .......... altitude in the scree

This flower reproduces mainly through insects that are responsible for recovering the pollen.
As for seeds, the wind is responsible for the scatter.



Saturday, January 29, 2011

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Epeira


Class: Arachnida ............... ..... Order: Araneae .................. Family: Araneidae

This spider is also known for Epeira oak leaf, because the pattern on her abdomen.

She spends most of his time in the middle of the canvas (like most spiders), but it has the particularity to build a lil shelter nearby where she can come to refuge when the weather is not the game.

Epeira The timber is also very timid. As soon as she feels in danger, she spear out of his canvas, hanging by a thread, and back when the area is again safe.

Note that the female is much larger than the male, up to 10 mm longer.

Saturday, January 22, 2011

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17. He who walks ...


Musher The word Creole has an etymology. Word vagrant, he is French-born, before returning to misrepresent English language in his country of origin. Musher just Mush!, Injunction initiated by the leaders of sled dogs in their cattle. Mush! Ma'sh! Walk! Originally a French Canadian word from the mouths distorted Ango-Saxon.

The musher is in fact a walker. And indeed, the sleigh, as practiced today has little to do with the sled of yesteryear.

past, mushers were foremost providers of skin, equipment or food. They made the trips and forwards between the village and the forest camp, went to get the skins from trappers indigenous northern white, they sometimes skidding wood in the forest. The sled on packed snow trails, they often had to open Snowshoe, forcing the dogs to pass the most difficult places, to lift the soul to the pyre or fallen wood to build bridges of snow.

Today in the era of ecotourism, outfitters of outdoor sensations that we maintain the roads, riding on snowmobiles, chain saw in hand. If this work is not less exacting, at least it is faster. Albeit with Jo last week, we have failed to fully open the track that goes from our hut in the camp Arka, via Lake Superior. In the most difficult passages, we will not advance more than one kilometer per hour.

This week the sky has given us a surplus of snow, I'm back as a walker. The background lent itself well, I had with me a trainee musher Eric, and he did well, so I shoved my habits and we opened a path.

We took a strong team, Call, Khufu, Kameroun, of course, Keff, mashk, Krija, Arka, Viko, Skouta and the young Kaptein who found this a chance to harden a little. On the first day we joined the camp Arka through the notch and tight under a shower of snow, in an effort rather long, and especially intense.

The next day, the legs were heavy-legs, for that matter. The goal of the day was to open the track of the Lady-who-falls to Lake Superior, nearly empty sledges, and back. Call me and Keffi suddenly remembered that the early season had left traces and only if six years is the age of full maturity for a dog, it's also the end of their youth spirited. Keff, the body buried in snow up to his mouth, shortness of breath, as to call it simply refused to work in mind. So rather than let me go to a futile rage against this lack of enthusiasm, I found the footsteps of the ancients.

snow shoes, I'm back walking, sometimes ordering dog does not move when I was looking for a way or I sawed a tree, calling to follow in my footsteps when I found the path. An intense effort that has found its reward in a sunny Lake Falardeau for them, and a meal around the fire for us.

The next day, great weather we intimated to seek once more the dogs for a walk to the camp trapper, via Lake of lynx and the Great Savannah. A route that is of course a clean track, but which proved, here too, very spicy with six inches of fresh snow made by a mercury Rapone at -25 ° C.

Then the last day I'm done, once again, Walker. Morning stiffness that had not won legs, and heads as if the dogs knew how to show fiery on the comeback trail, they balk at any effort as soon as we walked away from our roads. I have all of

even decided to cross the lake to rejoin the Pike entrance to a bad track, full of fallen timber and forest drains. I did not want to borrow it, just see if the weather had reduced my efforts last year to zero. And like Call did not want to know anything, I took the lead. I walked the lake, quietly, Khufu and Kameroun to my left, Call to my right, all seek from time to time a wave of his hand, never let me down or try to overtake me, they were so tired .

few years ago, I would have won against that call did not go forward, but as time passes me the lesson, the lesson of the wood. It is useless to struggle and exhaustion cons about what you can not have taken. There is no defeat, only a path that ends, whatever way. And we can all share with our dogs, and fatigue.

Thanks to Eric for his photos: others on http://skimok.blogspot.com

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Chardon blue harlequin bug


Class: Magnoliopsida ....................... ............................... Flowers: July-September
Order: Apiales ............................................... ................. Habitat: to over 1500 m altitude in grassland
Family: Apiaceae .......... .................................................. ........... rocky pastures

The blue thistle, also known Panicaut the Alps, is a protected plant species. It is forbidden to pick it.

The thistle is a plant hermaphrodite, in fact, it has flowers with organs of both sexes.
It reproduces by dispersing its seeds on the feathers or fur of animals.

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Class: Insects
Order: Hemiptera
Family:
pentatomid

The scientific name of the harlequin bug is "Graphosoma" which in Greek means "body with markings".

The colors and stripes remind us that it is toxic. Indeed, as many bugs, it has glands that release a liquid odor.

Our two bugs present here, are in full coupling. They may remain attached for several hours, even several days. This allows the male to be sure that the female offspring will have no other than his own.

Saturday, January 1, 2011

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16. Ecological balance of 2010



A common misconception about the perception of the environment is to believe that the Nature is eternal: our environment is actually impermanent, changing, evolving.

Within ecosystems, we exchange energy, mollécules, light. As the market economy, the economy ecosystem has its predators, speculators, its takeover bid.

One of the biggest takeovers market was the result of a particular species, Homo sapiens sapiens, the subspecies occidentalis had an unprecedented impact on other species before him.

This was followed by a crack when the ecological fur European, helped Native American tribes have almost emptied the land of boreal furbearers and game that fed travelers. The ecosystem-based economy collapsed beaver and gave way to another economy in which the hare who thrive in the nineteenth century on farmland and forest wastelands, played a major role.

Around my home in the forests near the village where the soil carries the scars of small drains and channels, the forest has dried up (a little). It is now made to the extent of the human foot, good news for walkers, bad for beaver, mink and American Bittern. These are are folded in the last beaver ponds found on the Point, or farther north, on the unorganized territory.

And through these great cycles, other smaller, annual, almost monthly. The year 2010 on the Point has been marked by an abundance of pork-epic, more numerous, or simply more visible. Foxes, rabbits and skunks have also been very active around my house. Wolves and bears, however, have been more discreet this year.

Especially, the year 2010 was marked by the facility on the Point of coyotes arrived in Following the deer. Two more southern species usually turn that benefit the agricultural decline to occupy new territories. And conversely, we saw in December, ptarmigan, grouse, also called white, come to feed on alders along the sled runners. A bit like in 2010, the north and south had decided to come to meet here in the boreal plains.