Joeperry Lake, evening
Great blue heron flies into a sunset that falls on a sandy beach, tall pines, lichen-encrusted rocks and brush on the shore.
Blossoms in High Park, Toronto
There are many flowering trees in High Park. This year there were lots of blooms on May 13, and I chose to get up close.
Brush Strokes
Willow branch hanging down over pond reeds. High Park, May 2017.
Devil’s Punch Bowl (Hamilton, ON)
A very common flower throughout the region, whose name I don’t know, covers the shady ground a few metres from the bank of the dry river that feeds Devil’s Punch Bowl. Small birds take brief rests on the few evergreen trees near the Punch Bowl; this tree, to me, looks like some sort of fir, Read more about Devil’s Punch Bowl (Hamilton, ON)[…]
A Sunny Fall Day in Ottawa
New Edinburgh Park is accessible by bike from downtown Ottawa, and overlooks the Rideau river. You must get off your bike to traverse the trail, which gives you an opportunity to study the reflections of the opposite shore, or look back at Parliament Hill from a stand of cattails. This white bridge carrying Union Street traffic across Read more about A Sunny Fall Day in Ottawa[…]
A Rainy Fall Day in Ottawa
Twigs, ironwork, leaves and lamps; with the Wellington Building, c. 1924-1927, as a background. Beside the Château Laurier, looking down Mackenzie Ave, red leaves have been strewn by a mild rainstorm. The lamps are beginning to light for the evening.
Vines in Little Don Park
Vines are not common in the forests around Toronto, but of the two types you’ll often encounter, this is the one I’d least trust for swinging. Its distinctive egg-sized spiky seed pods stand out, as light as paper lanterns. Here’s a closer look.
Meadow Montage
A collection of large rocks lines a path through a meadow in Balsam Lake Provincial Park (2 frames).
Land and Water
From Six Mile Lake Provincial Park, Ontario.
