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Blog: Halloween’s Creepiest Pests

Blog: Halloween’s Creepiest Pests

Happy Halloween! Ladner and Tsawwassen are gearing up for Halloween in the usual manner. Spreading fake spider webs, digging grave plots in front yards, carving elaborate shapes into pumpkins -- Halloween season is here.
Blog: Delta birders visit Whidbey Island

Blog: Delta birders visit Whidbey Island

Fourteen DNCBers enjoyed a beautiful sunny and clear Tuesday visiting several parks on Whidbey Island in Washington State, plus a magnificent ferry ride. There are already some spectacular shots on our Flickr site .
Harvestfest Carnival 2019

Harvestfest Carnival 2019

PHOTOS: Harvestfest Carnival

PHOTOS: Harvestfest Carnival

Ladner Baptist Church hosted its annual Harvestfest Carnival on Tuesday (Oct. 29), and Optimist photographer Jim Kinnear stopped by to capture some of the moments.
PHOTOS: 2019 Family Fright Fest

PHOTOS: 2019 Family Fright Fest

Costumed kids and their families haunted the Ladner Community Centre yesterday to get an early jump on Halloween, and Optimist photographer Jim Kinnear was there to catch some photos of the event.
Blog: Rodent-borne diseases spread easily

Blog: Rodent-borne diseases spread easily

Rats and mice are far from being harmless creatures as they can cause infectious diseases & serious health complications. Rodent borne diseases include bacteria-based illnesses such as salmonella to viruses such as hantavirus.
Blog: Birders make pilgrimage to Reifel

Blog: Birders make pilgrimage to Reifel

Twenty-one DNCBers finally enjoyed a sunny day in Delta and had a very productive outing, first to the Tsawwassen Ferry terminal, then our “Mecca” Reifel Bird Sanctuary.
Blog: Introducing the Antlion a.k.a. the Doodlebug

Blog: Introducing the Antlion a.k.a. the Doodlebug

Antlion or the doodlebug are named for the rapacious ways of the larva, which trap small insects in a pit that it has dug into the ground.
Kiteboarders enjoy high winds off Tsawwassen

Kiteboarders enjoy high winds off Tsawwassen

Gusts of up to 90 km/h caused a number of BC Ferries to cancel the scheduled routes from the Tsawwassen terminal today (Oct. 25), but the winds attracted a number of kiteboarders to the causeway to take advantage of ideal conditions.
‘Work may begin as early as October’ on Burnaby Mountain tunnel: Trans Mountain

‘Work may begin as early as October’ on Burnaby Mountain tunnel: Trans Mountain

Trans Mountain sent an email entitled “Burnaby construction updates” to subscribers on Wednesday that included an item about the tunnel that is supposed to go through Burnaby Mountain. “Crews will be boring the 2.