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| Such a thrill to see this dark morph roughie. Stopped him first on the pole on the side of a road. He quickly flew into the bushes. So amazing. Make sure you enlarge this shot to see the hawk. |
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| landing and again check out the colouring on this hawk |
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| Not to be outdone by the other hawk this light morph rough-legged hawk is stunning as well. |
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| amazing hawks. |
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| For the second year in a row snowy owls are being seen all over the place. I went out looking for them in 4 different locations. I was not disappointed. One or more were seen at each location. The above shot is my favourite as the wind is blowing the feathers. Notice the bright yellow eyes. |
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| Wind blowing feathers |
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| Flying |
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| Chris and I saw this beauty when working the other day. |
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| enjoying the sunshine |
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| out on the backroads |
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| can you see the owl in this shot. |
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| While driving in Scarborough Chris M and I saw this starling sitting on the line with a unusual beak. We drove into the parking lot and the starling flew right beside car. A few shots of the bill. The starling was eating and seemed to be doing ok. |
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| You can see the bill is open and food is in between. |
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| He was preening |
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| again another shot of him with food between beak. |
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| Thanks to Toronto Wildlife Centre this fox is once again free. |
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| October this young red fox was captured with mange. Mange is treatable. Thank you Toronto Wildlife Centre. |
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| December 8, 2014 here is the same fox. Beautiful fur, healthy and ready to be set free. He was released in the same location as found. |
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| Smelling the ground |
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| Leaving his scent in the bushes. |
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| Looking over the bluffs |
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| Gone Good luck Red. |