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| Coyotes Often misunderstood but not by the Toronto Wildlife Centre These beautiful coyotes had mange and were in terrible shape. Now they are fast, beautiful and so amazing to watch. I was so excited to be part of the special event capturing them and releasing them back into the wild. |
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| My favourite shot |
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| Tired |
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| Catch me if you can |
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| Safe, mange all gone and just plain gorgeous |
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| Very young pups. Thank you Toronto Wildlife Centre |
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| It was beautiful. Thanks Alex and Mike for letting us all use your cottage |
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| Front yard |
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| View from dock |
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| Andrea |
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| A bit of ice on the water |
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| Morning Frost |
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| Mist on the water |
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| Our leaders Andrew and Emilee. Thank you for the most amazing time. |
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| Outside the cottage there was a female and two babies. Wow |
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| Close by a Elk Farm. One was outside fence. Janice went to let farmer know he had one loose. He laughed and said the it was a wild one with his. |
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| Bison Farm with a total of 5 babies (some still had cords attached) |
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| Love this shot of her preening. This gryfalcon was born in May 2012 and is a female Talked to the falconer who she belongs to |
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| woo |
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| Stretch |
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| Wing stretch |
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| Sunlight brings a new light on this owl |
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| Preening his feathers |
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| Sunbathing |
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| Cleaning beak |
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| take off |
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| back to tree |
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| ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh |