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Reveler Conservation Area (23 Galleries)

This newly created conservation area is about 45 minutes southeast of Ottawa. It is managed by South Nation Conservation. The site is approximately 100 acres, and was generously donated by Ian Reveler and the Reveler family to SNC in order to protect the land in perpetuity.

It is a wonderful place to observe wildlife, with approximately 150 species of birds observed, many species of butterflies, and a host of other wildlife species.

These galleries are an attempt to document as many species as possible found at the conservation area. Naturally, not every species observed has been photographed, but hopefully in time this gallery will contain a good number of the species found there.

Please click on each gallery to open, and click on each image to enlarge.

Night sky
Night sky		 Conservation Area trail
Conservation Area trail		 Birds of Reveler Conservation Area
:: Birds of Reveler Conservation Area ::
Mammals of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Mammals of the Reveler Conservation Area :: 		Reptiles and Amphibians of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Reptiles and Amphibians of the Reveler Conservation Area :: 		Barklice, Booklice, and Parasitic Lice of the Reveler Conservation Area (Order: Psocodea)
:: Barklice, Booklice, and Parasitic Lice of the Reveler Conservation Area (Order: Psocodea) ::
Bees, Wasps,Sawflies and Ants (Order: Hymenoptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Bees, Wasps,Sawflies and Ants (Order: Hymenoptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area :: 		Beetles (Order: Coleoptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Beetles (Order: Coleoptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area :: 		Bugs (Hemiptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Bugs (Hemiptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area ::
Butterflies, adults and caterpillars, (Order: Lepidoptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Butterflies, adults and caterpillars, (Order: Lepidoptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area :: 		Caddisflies (Family: Trichoptera)
:: Caddisflies (Family: Trichoptera) :: 		Dragonflies and Damselflies (Order: Odonata) of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Dragonflies and Damselflies (Order: Odonata) of the Reveler Conservation Area ::
Earwigs (Order: Dermaptera)
:: Earwigs (Order: Dermaptera) :: 		Flies (Order: Diptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Flies (Order: Diptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area :: 		Grasshoppers, Katydids and Crickets (Order: Orthoptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Grasshoppers, Katydids and Crickets (Order: Orthoptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area ::
Mantid Lacewings (Family: Mantispidae) of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Mantid Lacewings (Family: Mantispidae) of the Reveler Conservation Area :: 		Moths (Order: Lepidoptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Moths (Order: Lepidoptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area :: 		Moth Caterpillars of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Moth Caterpillars of the Reveler Conservation Area ::
Nerve-winged Insects (Order: Neuroptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Nerve-winged Insects (Order: Neuroptera) of the Reveler Conservation Area :: 		Praying Mantis (Family: Mantidae) of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Praying Mantis (Family: Mantidae) of the Reveler Conservation Area :: 		Scorpion Flies of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Scorpion Flies of the Reveler Conservation Area ::
Spiders and Mites (Arachnida) of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Spiders and Mites (Arachnida) of the Reveler Conservation Area :: 		Isopods (Order: Isopoda) of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Isopods (Order: Isopoda) of the Reveler Conservation Area :: 		Millipedes (Class: Diplopoda)
:: Millipedes (Class: Diplopoda) ::
Gastropods
:: Gastropods :: 		Galls of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Galls of the Reveler Conservation Area :: 		Plants of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Plants of the Reveler Conservation Area ::
Fungi, Lichens and Mosses of the Reveler Conservation Area
:: Fungi, Lichens and Mosses of the Reveler Conservation Area :: 		Leech (Macrobdella)
Leech (Macrobdella) 		Insects on wild parsnip (Pastinaca sativa)
Insects on wild parsnip (Pastinaca sativa)
Mid-November sky
Mid-November sky 		Two views of the conservation area
Two views of the conservation area		 Reveler in spring
Reveler in spring
Autumn
Autumn 		The woods awaken
The woods awaken		 Pond
Pond
No Hunting
"No Hunting"		 Early morning
Early morning		 Autumn colours
Autumn colours
Reveler Conservation Area
Reveler Conservation Area		 Sasha and the big tree
Sasha and the big tree		 Spring at Reveler
Spring at Reveler
Pond
Pond		 The pond, Christmas Eve
The pond, Christmas Eve		 Pond
Pond
Pond
Pond		 Pond
Pond		 Pond
Pond
Just as the sun comes up...
Just as the sun comes up...		 Down the trail
Down the trail		 Opening day ceremonies
Opening day ceremonies
Stone wall
Stone wall		 Old foundation
Old foundation		 Karst features
Karst features
Reveler Conservation Area
Reveler Conservation Area		 October at Reveler CA
October at Reveler CA		 Reveler in early autumn
Reveler in early autumn
Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)21-Mar-2016 19:21
Fab Captures.V
Paolo
Hennie & Lies Lammers02-Sep-2015 08:17
Very nice collection! V
Fabienne28-Jul-2015 20:38
C'est une splendide série de galeries avec des sujets très intéressants et bien choisis.

Merci de partager vos images.
Karen Moen13-Jun-2015 20:35
I am amazed by your ability to find and photograph so much wildlife in an area that most people would say was an empty field. Congratulations for your excellent macro images and for identifying them. I learn so much just by browsing your galleries. Thank you. Voted.
Chris Morton27-May-2015 06:35
you are evidently reveling in the new opportunities this area has brought - and we can now all share
moebeldana09-May-2015 13:48
Very nice
hamery31-Jan-2015 17:41
A beautiful small creatures gallery with all the good compositions and colorful images. I love the seven-spotted lady. V
Jean D02-Sep-2014 00:22
Excellent collection of captures and I commend you for your dedication in this endeavor, Christine. ~V
Don27-Aug-2014 20:45
Fascinating (mainly) entomological perspective on the biodiversity of this reserve.
Alexander Kazakov01-Aug-2014 13:35
Very interesting collection! V
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