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  • Hundreds of bioblitzers get ready to start their intensive 24-hour search to identify and catalogue as many species of plants, birds, mammals, fish, insects, fungi and other organisms as possible. (Photo by Vincent Luk)
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    Bioblitzers get ready to start their intensive search (Photo by Vincent Luk)
  • Participants gather around at the start of the Ontario BioBlitz in Rouge Park, poised and ready. (Photo by Brennan Caverhill)
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    Participants gather at the start of the bioblitz (Photo by Brennan Caverhill)
  • Mark Stabb of NCC talking about biodiversity in the Humber watershed at the opening of the 2014 Ontario BioBlitz (Photo by Vincent Luk)
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    Mark Stabb of NCC talking about biodiversity (Photo by Vincent Luk)
  • Two species at risk that were recorded at the Humber 2014 Ontario BioBlitz: the bobolink and milksnake. (Photos by Bronwyn Salmon and Justine DiCesare)
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    Bobolink (Photo by Bronwyn Salmon) and milksnake (Justine DiCesare)
  • Gergin Blagoev works at a microscope in the Humber BioBlitz Data Centre to identify spider species. (Photo by Vincent Luk)
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    Gergin Blagoev works at a microscope (Photo by Vincent Luk)
  • Schedule of sessions for the 2014 Guided Ontario BioBlitz held at the Kortright Centre for Conservation. (Photo by Stacey Lee Kerr)
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    Schedule for the 2014 Guided Ontario BioBlitz (Photo by Stacey Lee Kerr)
  • The arachnid team prepares to head out for an evening survey of spiders at the 2012 Rouge Park Ontario BioBlitz (Photo by Brennan Caverhill)
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    The arachnid team prepares to head out (Photo by Brennan Caverhill)

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