. The Canadian field-naturalist. 2004 Brunton: The Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club 29. Figure 18. Record service to The Canadian Field-Naturalist: Left: Francis R. Cook, Editor 1962-1966; Associate Editor (Herpetology) 1972-1981; Editor 1981-present; right: William J. Cody, Business Manager 1948-present. 25 August 2004. Photo courtesy Ron Bedford. and have had the benefit of the skills, insight, and inspirational leadership of numerous individuals and groups over the years. In weak times and strong, the common thread that has bound Ottawa naturalists since 1879 - indeed, since 1863 - is an over
. The Canadian field-naturalist. 2004 Brunton: The Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club 29. Figure 18. Record service to The Canadian Field-Naturalist: Left: Francis R. Cook, Editor 1962-1966; Associate Editor (Herpetology) 1972-1981; Editor 1981-present; right: William J. Cody, Business Manager 1948-present. 25 August 2004. Photo courtesy Ron Bedford. and have had the benefit of the skills, insight, and inspirational leadership of numerous individuals and groups over the years. In weak times and strong, the common thread that has bound Ottawa naturalists since 1879 - indeed, since 1863 - is an overwhelming desire to contribute to the protection and enhancement of the natural features and values that make this place so special. At the end of the day it comes down to the fact that James Fletcher, Frank Pope, Percy Tavemer, Sheila Thomson, Edward Van Cortlandt, Herb Groh, Gordon Hewitt, and the rest of us are not that different ... we're all just Ottawa field naturalists. Acknowledgments The daunting challenge of reviewing a manuscript of this nature was undertaken in a timely and helpful manner by a team of naturalists well familiar with the OFNC and OFNC personalities. These reviewers were Ron Bedford, Bill Cody, Francis Cook, Karen Mcintosh, Elizabeth Morton, Frank Pope and Joyce Reddoch. They added much to the effort and I gratefully ack- nowledge their input. I remain, however, fully respon- sible for any errors or omissions which may have escaped their sharp eyes. Frank Pope and Francis Cook provided additional factual input throughout the development of the manuscript. This review has also benefitted from the innumerable discussions (and debates!) I have enjoyed with Francis Cook over the last 25 years on numerous subjects related to the his- tory of the OFNC and to the study of Canadian natural sciences. Ron Bedford, Frank Pope, Joyce Reddoch, and Rob Lee (present chair of the Macoun Field Club) were instrumental in obtaining many of the illustra- tions employed in
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