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COLUMN: Outsiders treated like oddballs even in the great outdoors

A naturalist documents how animal groups respond to newcomers with varying acceptance, highlighting social behaviors across species in rural North Simcoe County.

Summary by Orillia Matters
After years of wildlife watching, columnist concludes humans are not near as unique as they think they are

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OUTDOORS: Outsiders treated like oddballs even in the great outdoors

After years of wildlife watching, columnist concludes humans are not nearly as unique as they think they are

·Orillia, Canada
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Orillia MattersOrillia Matters
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COLUMN: Outsiders treated like oddballs even in the great outdoors

After years of wildlife watching, columnist concludes humans are not near as unique as they think they are

·Orillia, Canada
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Orillia Matters broke the news in Orillia, Canada on Sunday, March 22, 2026.
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