2013 Week 24 Photos

2013 Week 24 Photos

By Corey Lablans

Once again another week is complete. Each week seems to fly by, with new adventures and new stories. Photographing on a daily basis or writing permits these adventures to live on a little longer. Here are the photos from my second week of photographing on a daily basis.   

2013 06 10 – An Alexander Keith’s Red Amber Ale sits on our table at East Side Mario’s while we enjoy the half price appetizers after 9:00 p.m. Alexander Keith’s was founded in 1820 in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

2013 06 11 – It has been over 6 years since casting a fishing rod. Decided to get my old rod out and take a few casts at Collins Bay. There are two types of fishing licenses you can buy: sport license and conservation license.

2013 06 12 - A painted turtle wonders along Boulter Road during Wednesday's sunny weather. Adult turtles in the wild can live upwards to 55 years.

2013 06 13 – A snapping turtle looks for a place to lay her eggs along Gibson Road at Tory Hill. They can be found as far west as the Rockies, east to Nova Scotia and as far south as Mexico.

2013 06 14 – A spotted salamander is found near Tory Hill, Ontario. These larger salamanders are nocturnal and eat a wide variety of insect, finding one in the middle of the day is unusual.

2013 06 15 – Two kids try to get close to a deer standing along the side of Monck Street (HWY 28) across the road from the OPP station, west side of Bancroft.

2013 06 16 – The main frame of a barn stands in a field east of Peterborough off HWY 28. Thought it looked cool so I photographed it.