[NatureNS] Coltfoot and Toads, Jollimore

Date: Sun, 27 Mar 2016 19:24:48 -0300 (ADT)
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   Late yesterday afternoon, I walked around the Frog Pond in Fleming Park, Jollimore, HRM, for the first time in&#160;months.&#160;&#160; I&#160;found some Coltsfoot in full bloom on the gravelly edge of the lake,&#160; still in&#160;full sunshine after 6:30 p.m.
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   Water levels are very high, the highest I have ever seen them here.&#160;&#160; A few of the boards on the sixth boardwalk were under water.&#160; Lots of vernal pools in the woods. &#160;I was puzzled by some low trilling, and eventually decided that I was hearing a single American Toad; the first amphibian of the year, for me.&#160; It seems too early.
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   Patricia L. Chalmers
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