Fall in ontario Black and White Stock Photos & Images

Ontario steeplechasing - on 9th May 1843, the army in 'Canada West' put on a grand Military Steeplechase at London, 100 miles west of Toronto. This was only the second year of racing in Ontario, which in the next 15 years became more successful than that of Quebec because of an English rather than a French population. Canadian steeplechasing, beginning thus early and vigorously, was the principal parent of American. The History of Horse Racing by Roger Longrigg, page 220. Stock Photo

RMWH8HWF–Ontario steeplechasing - on 9th May 1843, the army in 'Canada West' put on a grand Military Steeplechase at London, 100 miles west of Toronto. This was only the second year of racing in Ontario, which in the next 15 years became more successful than that of Quebec because of an English rather than a French population. Canadian steeplechasing, beginning thus early and vigorously, was the principal parent of American. The History of Horse Racing by Roger Longrigg, page 220.

Pinafore Park in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada is covered in a fresh blanket of snow as Mother Nature delivered a late winter snowfall to the region. Stock Photo

RMM6MBJ5–Pinafore Park in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada is covered in a fresh blanket of snow as Mother Nature delivered a late winter snowfall to the region.

This is a landscape image taken in the fall. Stock Photo

RMCXG025–This is a landscape image taken in the fall.

black and white images of waves crashing onto beachfront of fresh water Lake Ontario in Ontario Canada on fall day horizon and clouds in background Stock Photo

RF2HKHCMG–black and white images of waves crashing onto beachfront of fresh water Lake Ontario in Ontario Canada on fall day horizon and clouds in background

RFCXFYY9–This is a landscape image taken in the fall.

Soybeans in an Ontario field await harvest in early fall, reflecting recent global trade and tariff challenges which may hurt farmers. Stock Photo

RFWW7F51–Soybeans in an Ontario field await harvest in early fall, reflecting recent global trade and tariff challenges which may hurt farmers.

Tews Falls, autumn in Hamilton, Ontario Stock Photo

RFRBDJHM–Tews Falls, autumn in Hamilton, Ontario

Whitewater Preserve Minden Hills Algonquin Highlands Ontario Canada in summer Stock Photo

RF2D7MGBW–Whitewater Preserve Minden Hills Algonquin Highlands Ontario Canada in summer

Mist rising from a lake in Algonquin Park, Ontario, one early morning in the Fall. Stock Photo

RMB554A6–Mist rising from a lake in Algonquin Park, Ontario, one early morning in the Fall.

Fall View, Niagara, Michigan Central Railroad engine #446 at left., 'Detroit Photographic Co.', Listed in Detroit, Catalogue P, (1906)., Copyright deposit no. D20211., Detroit Publishing Co. no. 010226., Copyright deposit. 1949., Exhibit loan 4191-L, Scenic overlooks. , Waterfalls. , Railroads. , Railroad stations. , United States, New York (State), Niagara Falls. , Canada, Ontario, Niagara Falls. Stock Photo

RM2X73DY2–Fall View, Niagara, Michigan Central Railroad engine #446 at left., 'Detroit Photographic Co.', Listed in Detroit, Catalogue P, (1906)., Copyright deposit no. D20211., Detroit Publishing Co. no. 010226., Copyright deposit. 1949., Exhibit loan 4191-L, Scenic overlooks. , Waterfalls. , Railroads. , Railroad stations. , United States, New York (State), Niagara Falls. , Canada, Ontario, Niagara Falls.

Country road in rural Ontario in autumn Stock Photo

RF2ATRYFB–Country road in rural Ontario in autumn

Niagara Falls, Canada - March 8 2024: Panorama view of Niagara Falls in Canada Stock Photo

RM2WR977P–Niagara Falls, Canada - March 8 2024: Panorama view of Niagara Falls in Canada

Felix Baumgartner stratosphere capsule displayed at the Ontario Science Center in Toronto, Canada Stock Photo

RMF8D4CG–Felix Baumgartner stratosphere capsule displayed at the Ontario Science Center in Toronto, Canada

Lone Tree in front of expansive field, ON, Canada Stock Photo

RMW6PG52–Lone Tree in front of expansive field, ON, Canada

Engraving of Horse Shoe Fall, Niagara; Entrance to the Cavern of, on the English Side scanned from a book printed in 1845. Believed copyright free. Stock Photo

RMEFXGJ0–Engraving of Horse Shoe Fall, Niagara; Entrance to the Cavern of, on the English Side scanned from a book printed in 1845. Believed copyright free.

Early morning fog on a lake in Northern Ontario. Stock Photo

RMF5WA41–Early morning fog on a lake in Northern Ontario.

Thousand Islands in Ontario, Canada Stock Photo

RF2A2FEYE–Thousand Islands in Ontario, Canada

Famous waterfall, Niagara falls in Canada, Ontario Stock Photo

RF2BPYKJH–Famous waterfall, Niagara falls in Canada, Ontario

RFT31MG5–Famous waterfall, Niagara falls in Canada, Ontario

Tree branch in river Crawford Lake Milton Ontario Stock Photo

RFG2B28K–Tree branch in river Crawford Lake Milton Ontario

RMM6MC56–Pinafore Park in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada is covered in a fresh blanket of snow as Mother Nature delivered a late winter snowfall to the region.

Black and White Row of Trees Overarching Road/Driveway in Burlington, Ontario Stock Photo

RFPWB4FN–Black and White Row of Trees Overarching Road/Driveway in Burlington, Ontario

RF2HKHCTD–black and white images of waves crashing onto beachfront of fresh water Lake Ontario in Ontario Canada on fall day horizon and clouds in background

Docked boat, lake in McKellar, Ontario. Beautiful Black & White Stock Photo

RFW9X903–Docked boat, lake in McKellar, Ontario. Beautiful Black & White

A couple walking along the pathway winding between autumn trees in Earl Bales Park in North York neighbourhood of the largest Canadian city Toronto Stock Photo

RF2T32JP5–A couple walking along the pathway winding between autumn trees in Earl Bales Park in North York neighbourhood of the largest Canadian city Toronto

RFRBDJGP–Tews Falls, autumn in Hamilton, Ontario

RF2D7MGAF–Whitewater Preserve Minden Hills Algonquin Highlands Ontario Canada in summer

Brilliant sunshine morning. Sun rises behind snow covered pines. Tall winter woods along rural roads in Northern Ontario. Stock Photo

RMF7Y5H2–Brilliant sunshine morning. Sun rises behind snow covered pines. Tall winter woods along rural roads in Northern Ontario.

Horseshoe Fall, from the Maid of the Mist, Date based on Detroit, Catalogue J (1901)., '564-10' on negative., Corresponding glass transparency (same series code) available on videodisc frame 1A-28984. Title: The Horseshoe Fall, Niagara. Size: 6.5 x 8.5 in., Detroit Publishing Co. no. 08792., Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949, Waterfalls. , United States, New York (State), Niagara Falls. , Canada, Ontario, Niagara Falls. Stock Photo

RM2X73234–Horseshoe Fall, from the Maid of the Mist, Date based on Detroit, Catalogue J (1901)., '564-10' on negative., Corresponding glass transparency (same series code) available on videodisc frame 1A-28984. Title: The Horseshoe Fall, Niagara. Size: 6.5 x 8.5 in., Detroit Publishing Co. no. 08792., Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949, Waterfalls. , United States, New York (State), Niagara Falls. , Canada, Ontario, Niagara Falls.

Man and wife canoeing on a peaceful lake in London, Ontario, Canada Stock Photo

RM2FNDDPE–Man and wife canoeing on a peaceful lake in London, Ontario, Canada

The Canadian Red River Exploring Expedition - Kakabika (or Grand Falls), Kaminitiquia River, Lake Superior, 1858. 'Mr. Dawson...ascertained their actual altitude to be 119 feet 6 inches...Kakabika, or Cleft Rock, is thirty miles from Lake Superior, and the portage or carrying-place it involves is called by the voyageurs the Mountain Portage. The talus, on the left in the Sketch, was covered with wild mint in August last; and some humming-birds appear to have established themselves in the neighbourhood, as they were seen hovering over the beautiful wild flowers which luxuriated in the fine spra Stock Photo

RM2RRJ8TT–The Canadian Red River Exploring Expedition - Kakabika (or Grand Falls), Kaminitiquia River, Lake Superior, 1858. 'Mr. Dawson...ascertained their actual altitude to be 119 feet 6 inches...Kakabika, or Cleft Rock, is thirty miles from Lake Superior, and the portage or carrying-place it involves is called by the voyageurs the Mountain Portage. The talus, on the left in the Sketch, was covered with wild mint in August last; and some humming-birds appear to have established themselves in the neighbourhood, as they were seen hovering over the beautiful wild flowers which luxuriated in the fine spra

General view of falls in winter, between 1880 and 1901. Stock Photo

RM2R4927F–General view of falls in winter, between 1880 and 1901.

A canadian Tree covered in snow in the winter in black and white Stock Photo

RFECNYYB–A canadian Tree covered in snow in the winter in black and white

Niagara Falls Canada can be seen here from an aerial perspective in the United States Stock Photo

RFR5J27N–Niagara Falls Canada can be seen here from an aerial perspective in the United States

Early morning fog on a lake near Ottawa, Ontario. Stock Photo

RMF5W6NT–Early morning fog on a lake near Ottawa, Ontario.

RF2A2F902–Thousand Islands in Ontario, Canada

Early autumn morning fog on Highway 60 in Algonquin Park, Canada Stock Photo

RF2K3JBM8–Early autumn morning fog on Highway 60 in Algonquin Park, Canada

RFJJMF2R–Niagara Falls in Winter

Fog in the cliffs of Mazinaw Lake Stock Photo

RF2CCRXT0–Fog in the cliffs of Mazinaw Lake

RMM6MB9M–Pinafore Park in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada is covered in a fresh blanket of snow as Mother Nature delivered a late winter snowfall to the region.

Canada Ontarion Collingwood - a lonely place in the afternoon Stock Photo

RM2A6P8WX–Canada Ontarion Collingwood - a lonely place in the afternoon

black and white images of waves crashing in fresh water Lake Ontario in Ontario Canada on fall day horizontal close up scenic background or backdrop Stock Photo

RF2HKHD15–black and white images of waves crashing in fresh water Lake Ontario in Ontario Canada on fall day horizontal close up scenic background or backdrop

Long exposure of a waterfall in summer - black and white Stock Photo

RF2F4N6WH–Long exposure of a waterfall in summer - black and white

Black and white building reflection in water, Ottawa city , Canada Stock Photo

RF2GBJTKP–Black and white building reflection in water, Ottawa city , Canada

road, highway in autumn forest, larch, pine, landscape, day Stock Photo

RF2H787NM–road, highway in autumn forest, larch, pine, landscape, day

RF2D7MFRF–Whitewater Preserve Minden Hills Algonquin Highlands Ontario Canada in summer

3d rendering of nails in shape of symbol of maple leaf plant with shadows isolated on white background Stock Photo

RF2E9NTAP–3d rendering of nails in shape of symbol of maple leaf plant with shadows isolated on white background

A maple leaf painted in polygonal technique. National sign of Canada. Vector image for design t-shirts. Stock Vector

RFM08N0W–A maple leaf painted in polygonal technique. National sign of Canada. Vector image for design t-shirts.

Large column of water splashing in all directions. Stock Photo

RMBBWY0T–Large column of water splashing in all directions.

Black and White photo of Dock on Lake in Rainy Hazy Weather Stock Photo

RF2R4MNK5–Black and White photo of Dock on Lake in Rainy Hazy Weather

Horseshoe Fall, from Maid of the Mist, Niagara Falls, New York, ca 1900. Stock Photo

RM2R48TT7–Horseshoe Fall, from Maid of the Mist, Niagara Falls, New York, ca 1900.

The fall of Niagara in North America, vintage engraved illustration. From the Universe and Humanity, 1910. Stock Photo

RF2C2T52Y–The fall of Niagara in North America, vintage engraved illustration. From the Universe and Humanity, 1910.

TORONTO, CANADA - 10 09 2018: Autumn view along Wells Hill Ave in Casa Loma neighborhood of Toronto city with yellow foiliage and fallen leaves on the Stock Photo

RF2J0W88G–TORONTO, CANADA - 10 09 2018: Autumn view along Wells Hill Ave in Casa Loma neighborhood of Toronto city with yellow foiliage and fallen leaves on the

The Canadian flag flaps from the back of a tour boat with Niagara Falls in the background. Stock Photo

RFCBGCER–The Canadian flag flaps from the back of a tour boat with Niagara Falls in the background.

RF2A2FFGJ–Thousand Islands in Ontario, Canada

RF2K3JBMR–Early autumn morning fog on Highway 60 in Algonquin Park, Canada

RMK13TBH–Niagara Falls on a wet day

Misty morning in Bon Echowith a Loon on the lake Stock Photo

RF2CCT06G–Misty morning in Bon Echowith a Loon on the lake

RMM6MC8E–Pinafore Park in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada is covered in a fresh blanket of snow as Mother Nature delivered a late winter snowfall to the region.

RF2BTHEG0–Pumpkins in a field

Fox hunting in South Western Ontario Stock Photo

RFKHCA07–Fox hunting in South Western Ontario

. The fruits of Ontario. Fruit-culture. 1905 FRUITS OF ONTARIO. EAKLY HARVEST. The beet apple of its season for dessert, E but of late years rendered worthless ,in Ontario by scab, which not only spoils its appearance, but lessens its size and injures its flavor. The Early Harvest and Fall Pippin are the two apples which seem to be least able to resist this terrible / fungus, and which most favor its spread. Un less, therefore, the fungus is checked by spray- / ing with the Bordeaux mixture, this apple must i be left out of the list of desirable varieties. Origin : United States, in cultiva Stock Photo

RMRDE4F4–. The fruits of Ontario. Fruit-culture. 1905 FRUITS OF ONTARIO. EAKLY HARVEST. The beet apple of its season for dessert, E but of late years rendered worthless ,in Ontario by scab, which not only spoils its appearance, but lessens its size and injures its flavor. The Early Harvest and Fall Pippin are the two apples which seem to be least able to resist this terrible / fungus, and which most favor its spread. Un less, therefore, the fungus is checked by spray- / ing with the Bordeaux mixture, this apple must i be left out of the list of desirable varieties. Origin : United States, in cultiva

RMPG4FJK–. The fruits of Ontario. Fruit-culture. 1905 FRUITS OF ONTARIO. EAKLY HARVEST. The beet apple of its season for dessert, E but of late years rendered worthless ,in Ontario by scab, which not only spoils its appearance, but lessens its size and injures its flavor. The Early Harvest and Fall Pippin are the two apples which seem to be least able to resist this terrible / fungus, and which most favor its spread. Un less, therefore, the fungus is checked by spray- / ing with the Bordeaux mixture, this apple must i be left out of the list of desirable varieties. Origin : United States, in cultiva

Fox hounds in the trailer at thanksgiving hunt parade Stock Photo

RFPWEM6E–Fox hounds in the trailer at thanksgiving hunt parade

RF2D7MGB0–Whitewater Preserve Minden Hills Algonquin Highlands Ontario Canada in summer

Niagara Falls in winter, Ontario, Canada Stock Photo

RMM4YXKR–Niagara Falls in winter, Ontario, Canada

Cone of an Aiton pine in northern Ontario (Canada) Stock Photo

RF2A42618–Cone of an Aiton pine in northern Ontario (Canada)

RM2CWD6CX–Toronto Skyline in Fall

The Falls from below, between 1880 and 1899. Stock Photo

RM2R4934A–The Falls from below, between 1880 and 1899.

RF2J0W8M5–TORONTO, CANADA - 10 09 2018: Autumn view along Wells Hill Ave in Casa Loma neighborhood of Toronto city with yellow foiliage and fallen leaves on the

RF2A2FFW2–Thousand Islands in Ontario, Canada

RF2K3JBW9–Early autumn morning fog on Highway 60 in Algonquin Park, Canada

RMM6MBE3–Pinafore Park in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada is covered in a fresh blanket of snow as Mother Nature delivered a late winter snowfall to the region.

. The birds of Ontario [microform] : being a concise account of every species of bird known to have been found in Ontario, with a description of their nests and eggs, and instructions for collecting birds and preparing and preserving skins ; also, directions how to form a collection of eggs. Birds; Birds; Birds; Birds; Oiseaux; Oiseaux; Oiseaux; Oiseaux. II. Subgenus YPHANTES Vieillot. ICTERUS GALBULA (Lixn.). 20/ Baltimore Oriole. (oO?) Male:—With head and neck all lound, and the back, black ; rump, upper tail coverts, lessei' wing coverts, most of the tail feathers, and fall the under parts Stock Photo

RMRJ4Y7J–. The birds of Ontario [microform] : being a concise account of every species of bird known to have been found in Ontario, with a description of their nests and eggs, and instructions for collecting birds and preparing and preserving skins ; also, directions how to form a collection of eggs. Birds; Birds; Birds; Birds; Oiseaux; Oiseaux; Oiseaux; Oiseaux. II. Subgenus YPHANTES Vieillot. ICTERUS GALBULA (Lixn.). 20/ Baltimore Oriole. (oO?) Male:—With head and neck all lound, and the back, black ; rump, upper tail coverts, lessei' wing coverts, most of the tail feathers, and fall the under parts

. The fruits of Ontario. Fruit-culture. 1905 FRUITS OF ONTARIO. 39 FALL PIPPIN. '^' '^4 &â. A general favorite as a tall cooking apple, and possessing a fairly good flavor as a dessert apple. It was at one time planted very freely, but of late years it has been discarded because of its liability to the apple scab. Origin : America, probably from seed of Holland Pippin. Tree : habit stout, vigorous, spreading; head round; long lived, some trees in Niagara district are now over 100 years of age ; fairly productive. Fhuit : large ; form roundish, sometimes obscurely ribbed; skin yellow, often Stock Photo

RMPG4FHM–. The fruits of Ontario. Fruit-culture. 1905 FRUITS OF ONTARIO. 39 FALL PIPPIN. '^' '^4 &â. A general favorite as a tall cooking apple, and possessing a fairly good flavor as a dessert apple. It was at one time planted very freely, but of late years it has been discarded because of its liability to the apple scab. Origin : America, probably from seed of Holland Pippin. Tree : habit stout, vigorous, spreading; head round; long lived, some trees in Niagara district are now over 100 years of age ; fairly productive. Fhuit : large ; form roundish, sometimes obscurely ribbed; skin yellow, often

RF2D7MFRW–Whitewater Preserve Minden Hills Algonquin Highlands Ontario Canada in summer

RF2A42645–Cone of an Aiton pine in northern Ontario (Canada)

Niagara Rapids, between 1880 and 1899. Stock Photo

RM2R4929W–Niagara Rapids, between 1880 and 1899.

RF2A2FF7Y–Thousand Islands in Ontario, Canada

Pinafore Park in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada is blanked with a fresh snow fall after Mother Nature brought a late winter storm to Southwestern Ontario. Stock Photo

RMM6HG8R–Pinafore Park in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada is blanked with a fresh snow fall after Mother Nature brought a late winter storm to Southwestern Ontario.

. The birds of Ontario [microform] : being a list of birds observed in the Province of Ontario, with an account of their habits, distribution, nests, eggs, &c.. Birds; Oiseaux. Pf BIRDS ()!â the pic;sc;iU species serves to distiiif^uisli it fV(Mn the others, but it is everywhere scarce and httle known excejit to collectors. Near Hamilton I have noticetl one or two every sprinf,^ and sometimes also in the fall. Dining the smnnier it has not been observed. it is onlv withni the past five years tlua correct information has been obtained regarding the nest and eggs of this sjiecies. one of the Stock Photo

RMRJ4864–. The birds of Ontario [microform] : being a list of birds observed in the Province of Ontario, with an account of their habits, distribution, nests, eggs, &c.. Birds; Oiseaux. Pf BIRDS ()!â the pic;sc;iU species serves to distiiif^uisli it fV(Mn the others, but it is everywhere scarce and httle known excejit to collectors. Near Hamilton I have noticetl one or two every sprinf,^ and sometimes also in the fall. Dining the smnnier it has not been observed. it is onlv withni the past five years tlua correct information has been obtained regarding the nest and eggs of this sjiecies. one of the

. The fruits of Ontario. Fruit-culture. 1905 FRUITS OF ONTARIO. 73 STUMP. An attractive looking fall apple, sometimes shown at our Provincial Fair ; considered a fairly profitable variety. Origin : United States ; Thomas says in Monroe County, N, Y., while Downing supposes that it originated in the State of Delaware. Tree : spreading, productive. Fruit: size medium ; form oblate conical ; color yellowish, splashed and blotched, with bright red ; stem stout, f of an inch long, in a narrow, moderately deep, funnel-shaped cavity ; calyx half open, set in a deep wrinkled basin. Flesh : color white Stock Photo

RMPG4F66–. The fruits of Ontario. Fruit-culture. 1905 FRUITS OF ONTARIO. 73 STUMP. An attractive looking fall apple, sometimes shown at our Provincial Fair ; considered a fairly profitable variety. Origin : United States ; Thomas says in Monroe County, N, Y., while Downing supposes that it originated in the State of Delaware. Tree : spreading, productive. Fruit: size medium ; form oblate conical ; color yellowish, splashed and blotched, with bright red ; stem stout, f of an inch long, in a narrow, moderately deep, funnel-shaped cavity ; calyx half open, set in a deep wrinkled basin. Flesh : color white

RF2D7MGBG–Whitewater Preserve Minden Hills Algonquin Highlands Ontario Canada in summer

RF2A42683–Cone of an Aiton pine in northern Ontario (Canada)

The [Horseshoe] Falls from above, between 1890 and 1899. Stock Photo

RM2R492B6–The [Horseshoe] Falls from above, between 1890 and 1899.

RF2A2FFCA–Thousand Islands in Ontario, Canada

RMM6HGDK–Pinafore Park in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada is blanked with a fresh snow fall after Mother Nature brought a late winter storm to Southwestern Ontario.

. The wintering of bees in Ontario [microform]. Apiculture; Bee culture; Abeilles; Bees. 19 4 Anothor tune there were two bcekecperi, eadi in a gooil location. The one took good care of his beci and had the hive* full to overflowing with workers when the honey flow ktartcd. At the end of the season he had a large crop. The other neglected his l»ees. and the spring weather being unfavorable, they were just about as weak on the 10th of June as they had been in April. Of course they built up during the honey flow and were in good shape for winter that fall; but another season's crop l>ad been Stock Photo

RMREN6FC–. The wintering of bees in Ontario [microform]. Apiculture; Bee culture; Abeilles; Bees. 19 4 Anothor tune there were two bcekecperi, eadi in a gooil location. The one took good care of his beci and had the hive* full to overflowing with workers when the honey flow ktartcd. At the end of the season he had a large crop. The other neglected his l»ees. and the spring weather being unfavorable, they were just about as weak on the 10th of June as they had been in April. Of course they built up during the honey flow and were in good shape for winter that fall; but another season's crop l>ad been

. The fruits of Ontario. Fruit-culture. 1905 FRUITS OF ONTARIO. 53 LONGFIELD. A late fall variety, valued chiefly for its hardiness ; tno small to be profitable where better kinds will succeed. Origin ; Russia. TiiEE: a poor straggling grower; very hardy; very productive, inclined to overbear and requires thinning ; an early bearer. Fruit: size small; form roundish conical; skin yellow, with bright red cheek, and a few large yellowish dots ; smooth ; tender, showing bruises quickly ; stem short, set in a deep reg- ular cavity ; colyx half open in an abrupt, wrinkled basin. ^"". Pleas Stock Photo

RMPG4FDT–. The fruits of Ontario. Fruit-culture. 1905 FRUITS OF ONTARIO. 53 LONGFIELD. A late fall variety, valued chiefly for its hardiness ; tno small to be profitable where better kinds will succeed. Origin ; Russia. TiiEE: a poor straggling grower; very hardy; very productive, inclined to overbear and requires thinning ; an early bearer. Fruit: size small; form roundish conical; skin yellow, with bright red cheek, and a few large yellowish dots ; smooth ; tender, showing bruises quickly ; stem short, set in a deep reg- ular cavity ; colyx half open in an abrupt, wrinkled basin. ^"". Pleas

RF2D7MFR3–Whitewater Preserve Minden Hills Algonquin Highlands Ontario Canada in summer

RF2A4269Y–Cone of an Aiton pine in northern Ontario (Canada)

The [Horseshoe] Falls from below, between 1890 and 1899. Stock Photo

RM2R492B9–The [Horseshoe] Falls from below, between 1890 and 1899.

RF2A2F8RF–Thousand Islands in Ontario, Canada

Pinafore Park in St. Thomas, Canada is blanketed in fresh snow after a late winter storm covered the region with more than 25cm of snow. Stock Photo

RMM6P6N7–Pinafore Park in St. Thomas, Canada is blanketed in fresh snow after a late winter storm covered the region with more than 25cm of snow.

Horizontal photos of a rural landscape showing early morning mist, a treeline in the distance and singular trees in the foreground. Stock Photo

RF2A8JG00–Horizontal photos of a rural landscape showing early morning mist, a treeline in the distance and singular trees in the foreground.

. Nature study [microform]. Natural history; Sciences naturelles. BULLETIN M3] [DECEMBER* 1M« Ontario Department of Agriculture ONTARIO AGRICULTtJRAL COLLEGE [A Revised Edition of Na 124] NATURE STUDY Phesident Ueoroe C. Creeluan. " Father," said a country boy of twelve years, ' I made five dollars to-day." " Why, how was that, my son," " Why, I took first prize in the Nature Study competition at the fall fair " " Is that so? Tell me all about it." " Well, you see, the Agricultural Society offers prizes now for what is called N«ture Study work, Stock Photo

RMREN74Y–. Nature study [microform]. Natural history; Sciences naturelles. BULLETIN M3] [DECEMBER* 1M« Ontario Department of Agriculture ONTARIO AGRICULTtJRAL COLLEGE [A Revised Edition of Na 124] NATURE STUDY Phesident Ueoroe C. Creeluan. " Father," said a country boy of twelve years, ' I made five dollars to-day." " Why, how was that, my son," " Why, I took first prize in the Nature Study competition at the fall fair " " Is that so? Tell me all about it." " Well, you see, the Agricultural Society offers prizes now for what is called N«ture Study work,

. The fruits of Ontario. Fruit-culture. 144 REPORT ON THE No. 24 GOODALE. A very good late fall pear ; promising as a market ^-ariety. Origin : seedling raised by F. Good ale, Saco, Maine, Tree : very vigorous and hardy and uniformly productive. Fruit : large, obovate obtuse pyriform ; color green, yellowing at maturity, with crimson cheek, some russet patches, and some small brown dots ; stem about 5-8 of an inch long, set in an inclined cavity ; calyx small, closed, in a small, rather deep liasin. Flesh : color wdiite ; texture fine, juicy, granular at core ; flavor sweet, pleasant, perfumed Stock Photo

RMPG4EHF–. The fruits of Ontario. Fruit-culture. 144 REPORT ON THE No. 24 GOODALE. A very good late fall pear ; promising as a market ^-ariety. Origin : seedling raised by F. Good ale, Saco, Maine, Tree : very vigorous and hardy and uniformly productive. Fruit : large, obovate obtuse pyriform ; color green, yellowing at maturity, with crimson cheek, some russet patches, and some small brown dots ; stem about 5-8 of an inch long, set in an inclined cavity ; calyx small, closed, in a small, rather deep liasin. Flesh : color wdiite ; texture fine, juicy, granular at core ; flavor sweet, pleasant, perfumed

RF2D7MFPE–Whitewater Preserve Minden Hills Algonquin Highlands Ontario Canada in summer

General view from International (Upper Steel Arch) Bridge, Niagara Falls, N.Y., between 1900 and 1915. Stock Photo

RM2R48TNY–General view from International (Upper Steel Arch) Bridge, Niagara Falls, N.Y., between 1900 and 1915.

. Lime-sulphur wash [microform]. Spraying and dusting in agriculture; Pulvérisation et poudrage en agriculture; Insect pests; Fruit; Insectes nuisibles, Lutte contre les; Fruits. 30 colour, and later on to Ihvmmu- brown aiul dead and fall oflF. (See Figs. 19 and 20.) It IS, next to cllows and Little iVaolt. the most destructive disease that peach growers in Ontario have to combat. The loss takes the followmg forms: (i) J„ seasons of severe attack m^ny young nursery trees are killed the first year they are set out before they have had a chance to get over the shock of transplanting. (2) The e Stock Photo

RMREN4KR–. Lime-sulphur wash [microform]. Spraying and dusting in agriculture; Pulvérisation et poudrage en agriculture; Insect pests; Fruit; Insectes nuisibles, Lutte contre les; Fruits. 30 colour, and later on to Ihvmmu- brown aiul dead and fall oflF. (See Figs. 19 and 20.) It IS, next to cllows and Little iVaolt. the most destructive disease that peach growers in Ontario have to combat. The loss takes the followmg forms: (i) J„ seasons of severe attack m^ny young nursery trees are killed the first year they are set out before they have had a chance to get over the shock of transplanting. (2) The e

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