Sifton Bog and Conservation area, London Ontario.
Trees
near the bog. The ground is quite lumpy and mossy, being on a spongy
mat of peat. You can't walk on it or you'll sink in, so there is a nice
wooden path. 
The bog behind us.
Soft puffy flowers called Tussock
Cottongrass.
Red moss and more red moss with a wild mushroom.
After
the walk to the bog, we headed in a different direction in search
of deer. We spotted deer droppings!
Yes the deer were near by!
We saw 3 different groups of them at various spots.
However, they were difficult to photograph thru the trees.
After walking for quite awhile, we came upon a clearing area with apple trees. Here a doe and her fawn were enjoying some grass and apples.
What a beautiful site.
The spots on young deer are so cute. Mom has discovered I'm taking her photo.
Unfortunately they went back into the woods shortly after these pics.
Some
more sites in this 28 hectare Conservation area.Wild mushrooms.
A pond covered in green algae.
