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  • Wildflowers on the Gunflint Trail

    Feast your eyes on the wildflowers you can see along the Gunflint Trail Scenic Byway! Take a walk through the woods to see marsh marigolds, blue flag iris, harebells, bunchberry, strawberry and other spectacular species of flowers that bloom along the woods, waters and roadsides of the Gunflint Trail. June, July and August are peak months for wildflowers. To learn more visit http://www.gunflint-trail.com.

    Posted 1 year ago

    By OnTheGunflintTrail

  • Wildflowers of the BWCA

    "Wildflowers of the Boundary Waters: Hiking Through the Seasons" by Betty Vos Hemstad

    Posted 1 year ago

    By venturenorth

  • WDSE - Venture North - Beaver Study

    The beavers thick, warm pelt lured the first Europeans to the inner continent of North America for the lucrative fur trade. A study near Grand Portage is checking on the health of a local beaver colony. http://www.wdse.org/vn.htm

    Posted 1 year ago

    By venturenorth

  • water striders 4-10-2010

    A colony of robust water striders on a rock pool by the side of Gauthier Creek. Grooves on the microscopic hairs on their legs trap air, allowing them to float on thousands of tiny air cushions. www.livescience.com/animals/041103_water_strider.html Predators with piercing and sucking mouths, they feed on live and dead insects.

    Posted 1 year ago

  • Sphinx Moth

    Here is another fun snippet of our local environment. Be sure to visit http://wtip.org They are doing wonderful things with their website.

    Posted 1 year ago

    By WTIPradio

  • Sawbill's Bobcat

    Fun to have Bill and Cindy share their excitement this week. To get the whole story, be sure to visit their newsletter/blog at http://sawbill.com/www/news/newsletter/index.cfm

    Posted 12 months ago

    By Sawbill

  • pine martin 003

    More information about this noisy rascal at: boundarywatersblog

    Posted 1 year ago

    By boundarywatersblog

  • Grand Marais Empty Bowls

    The Grand Marais Art Colony and community of Grand Marais host the annual Empty Bowls event Thursday, November 11, 5-7pm. First Congregational Church, Grand Marais. www.grandmaraisartcolony.org

    Posted 1 year ago

    By jeremylopezprius

  • Fox on Gunflint Trail

    no good sound, fox lays down on road

    Posted 1 year ago

    By dog125z

  • Familiar scene?

    Ten seconds of tranquility......thanks Barbara Jean

    Posted 1 year ago

    By bjeanification

  • East Bay Otter

    Grand Marais, MN. I sat on the rocks with fleeting february sunshine and unusual warmth as the otters' curiosity and play bedazzeled my view.

    Posted 1 year ago

    By jeremylopezprius

  • East Bay Otter

    Grand Marais, MN. I sat on the rocks with fleeting february sunshine and unusual warmth as the otters' curiosity and play bedazzeled my view.

    Posted 1 year ago

    By jeremylopezprius

  • Cow moose on the Gunflint Trail

    She had twin calves in the woods.

    Posted 1 year ago

    By malawimom

  • Cow and Calf moose on Gunflint Trail

    I tried to get a picture of a calf moose crossing the road. As soon as it got across, the cow came out from the other side of the road and followed it's calf into the woods. Mid-Gunflint Trail area. Recorded on April 18, 2010

    Posted 1 year ago

    By Nace201

  • Boundary Waters Black Backed Woodpecker

    The Boundary Waters Canoe Area is a quiet place in the winter. It is easy to hear the tap, tap, tapping of this Black Backed Woodpecker while out on a snowshoe trek. There are numerous trails on the Gunflint Trail to look and listen for different kinds of birds. There's great birding near Voyageur Canoe Outfitters at the end of the Trail where I live.

    Posted 1 year ago

    By boundarywatersblog