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Daily Archives: January 24, 2011
Update 3: The lack of deer activities in and around the Sanctuary Park continues
During the last week, we have made a conscious effort to regularly check on the Sanctuary Park at night. Some nights, we were there two times. We were also checking the animal tracks around the park in early morning hours. Based on our observations, we now can, … Continue reading
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Tagged Deer, Dundas Valley
