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More of Our Canada
|March 2021
Keep your eyes open while hiking, you might be surprised at what you spot!
Because the forest is home to various forms of wildlife, including insects, I am always on the lookout for signs such as holes in trees or any movement when I hike.
This story is from the March 2021 edition of More of Our Canada.
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