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Mission Monarch 2019
July 27th, 2019Mission Monarch and the Montréal Insectarium need your help! Once again this year, they will be conducting a Monarch bioblitz. But to find out where the Monarchs ...
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We seek to raise awareness, share information and resources, offer learning opportunites and events, support pollinator habitat protection & creation, as well as encourage appropriate, responsible action.
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Mission Monarch and the Montréal Insectarium need your help! Once again this year, they will be conducting a Monarch bioblitz. But to find out where the Monarchs ...
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by Sandy Garland On 30 June, Berit Erickson emailed to ask about a very aggressive bee that seemed to be guarding one patch of her garden. She had identified it as ...
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by Sandy Garland While some of us are looking in vain for bees in our backyards – because of the slow start to spring – Berit Erickson writes about the ...
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by Sandy Garland I read about a country-wide Canada Day bioblitz and decided to forego fireworks for a day in the country trying to photograph 152 (Canada’s ...
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by Sandy Garland The other day, Berit sent me a photo of a bumble bee carrying another one. She wondered about this behaviour: why? how? She wrote: “I saw what ...
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