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Little Otter Lake Loon Chicks - Doing Well at 4 Weeks :)
Date Posted: July 26, 2017
See the attached photo of the 2 Loon chicks hatched on Little Otter June 25th and 26th.
Phrag busting near Otter Lake July 15th 2017
Date Posted: July 16, 2017
When most of us were enjoying the sunshine at the lake, George and Eva Kostiuk were phrag busting. Two patches of Invasive Phragmites have been identified near Otter Lake: one on Salmon Lake Road and one on Second Line near Otter Lake. Both patches were cut down yesterday by George and Eva, Salmon Lake cottagers. Thank you!!! For photos and more info see the attached document. It is really important that we not unwittingly spread this highly invasive species that can ruin lakes and wetlands.
Art in the Park is here again in Parry Sound
Date Posted: July 15, 2017
The Parry Sound Arts and Crafts Association presents Art in the Park. Saturday July 15th from 9-5pm. Sunday July 16th from 10-4pm http://www.psaca.ca/
2017 OLRA membership form
Date Posted: July 12, 2017
Thanks for your support! It helps us launch projects like our 2017 water testing initiative, build new Loon platforms, hold the annual OLRA BBQ and produce our newsletters.
2017 OLRA Annual BBQ plus Art and Craft Show
Date Posted: July 9, 2017
Come socialize with your neighbours, enjoy seeing and hearing (mostly) Otter Lake artists, learn about OLRA as well as enjoying a chicken and pork tenderloin BBQ at the Grand Tappattoo Resort. Aug. 12th from 5-8pm. Tickets only $10 for OLRA members until July 31st. Contact Brad Chittick and Daryle Moffatt for tickets (see poster). See you there!
Photo Contest - at the Annual BBQ Aug. 12th
Date Posted: July 9, 2017
Enter your best pics of our beautiful area to win! Please send photos to Sharon Link at sharonr.link@gmail.com by July 30th to enter. Looking forward to seeing your entries!
Phrag Busters Workshop
Date Posted: July 7, 2017
Phrag Busters workshop - Nobel Beach on July 25th from 5 to 7 pm. You will learn how to identify invasive phragmites vs native phragmites, why it is important to remove it, and the best non-chemical methods for dealing with this invasive plant.
See the attached poster with details. Come dressed ready to take action as a relatively small patch will be removed from the beach area.
Have you noticed your property shrinking lately?
Date Posted: July 4, 2017
So have these Seagulls.