A Photo Journal of nature and wildlife in the Toronto and surrounding areas. All photos taken by and copyright by Ann Brokelman
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Canada Goose taking a bath
While Lee and I enjoyed the sun a Canada Goose enjoyed his bath. He did sommersaults, twists and turns and shaking his wings out. Very cool
lets take the head down first
now flip over
kick those legs out
more kicking upside down
turning over
Shake it out
having fun
Red Fox, Lee playing in the leaves, Ducks, Cooper Hawk and more
Beautiful Red Fox
At Oshawa Harbour we saw a Pacific Loon, Common Loons, Long Tail Ducks and many Red Breasted Merganzers.. Love the take off.
A day out with Lee with lots of great sighting. but my favourite was Lee running around the tree throwing the fall leaves in the air. She wanted it called I won 649 imagine the freedom. I won all of $5.00 lol
We went to many locations, Frenchman Bay, Oshawa Harbour, Rotary Park, Thickson Woods but the best bird sighting was at Tim Hortons drive through when a cooper hawk landed in the tree before us.
Ducks flying
Cooper Hawk
Female Purple Finch,Snow buntings, Rough-legged hawk
On the road to Carden
Snow Bunting
Northern Shrike
Rough-legged hawk vs the Raven
Some very beautiful birds at ginnys.
Purple finch - female
Hairy Woodpecker
Nuthatch
Female Wood Duck , Trumpeter Swan, Mink and Mallard
a mink wandering around the dock.
Beautiful female wood duck. The colours of the wings, head are so lovely.
Female Mallard
Trumpeter Swan
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Red-shouldered Hawk Release Nov 2 2011
What a wonderful sight seeing a Red-Shouldered Hawk who had been injured and treated by the Toronto Wildlife Centre be release. The hawk was in a hurry to get south. He was gone so fast I didn't even see him leave the park. What a wonderful place the wildlife cetnre is. We are sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo lucky to have Rescue Staff like Andrew and Alex. The wonderful volunteers like Chris and Janice are totally dedicated to hellp injured wildlife in any way they can. Thank you so much.
Here is the sequence of the releas.
Freedom - goodbye Toronto
Eastern Towhee - 2 of them
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Flycatcher
Raven and Cedar Waxwings at Park Nov 1 2011
Raven - when i saw the Raven I thought of a book I finished reading called Ravens End by Ben Gadd
Craw - ha-ha
Cedar Waxwings - about a dozen landed in the bushes. Most were juveniles
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