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| Comb Tooth ©Brian Popelier |
In the Fall months this white fungus can be found on dead hardwoods and conifers throughout the length of the Bruce Trail.
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| Common Blue Violet ©Brian Popelier |
As the name implies this little blue violet can be found in many places from interior forests to your own backyard.
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| Common Mullien ©Brian Popelier |
These plants are not native to Canada and can often be seen in disturbed areas or roadsides. They can grow up to 2 metres tall and their foliage is extremely fuzzy giving it a whitish appearence.
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| Common Ringlet ©Brian Popelier |
The many open areas along the Trail including meadows and forest edges are home to this little butterfly. They lay their eggs on a variety of grasses which is what this little fella is resting on.
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| Common Chickweed ©Brian Popelier |
Most Chickweeds are introduced species and this one is no exception. This plant grows in fields and lawns and often goes unnoticed as it is a low growing, unshowy flower. For some reason chickens love to eat it so its other common name is Chickenwort.
