Hey it's Jackson from Morabatana, who gardens and I'm here on the south shore of Kudiparadai, Smarish at the Princess Point Trail. Let's take a hike. It's always good to bring some things with you when you're on a hike, water, a snack, but how are you going to see nature far away without a pair of binoculars? Right now there's a feeding frenzy happening out there on the marsh. I wonder what they're snacking on. Break time? Sure, why not? What are you doing? Look at this go! The feeding frenzy continues here on the Kudiparadai's marsh, double-crossed the Kormorans, herring and ring-billed gauze alike hunting fish, but oh, who's staging for migration out on the island there? Those are great egrids. They'll hang out, they'll feed, they'll queue a lot before they're gone, and we won't see them anymore come to wintertime. I mean, if this tree wasn't huge and majestic and beautiful in the first place, look at this! Even if you don't know what it is, there are some pretty amazing apps like I naturalist. Snap a photo, post it to the app, some other expert will idea for you. I'm migrating and calling Redtail Hawk with a couple even flying through the trees they're chasing each other. There's four birds of prey right here in this area. If you want to take an extended hike once you get to this point, you could take the Ginger Valley Trail, which is just over beyond her, but today we'll continue along the Princess Point Trail. Let's keep hiking! Hey, what are you doing up there? See you in the cool? No? Okay, maybe we'll hang out later. All right, bye! I tried. A good tip to be your own nature protector, plant, plants that will be blossoming all year round. Some in the spring, some in the summer, some in the fall, and you'll be a good friend to those little bug buddies. As you can see from our hike today, the Princess Point Trail has a lot to offer depending on your skills and mobility. If you have any questions, leave them below or check out rbg.ca slash on the trails for more information. Until next time, take a hike!