In a never-ending attempt to do something different than what I've done before I thought I'd simply post a sampling of the shots I got just this very morning in the Don Valley. These were taken in the space of a little over an hour. Are they the best images in the world? Nope. But it just goes to show what you can find if you get out there. I recently saw an article on
canada.com which said there's no wildlife in the Don Valley. Thankfully the wildlife doesn't read canada.com. Oh, who am I kidding...no one reads canada.com!
If you're wondering: we have here the first goldfinch of the season (for me), a female red-wing blackbird, two Canada geese, a robin, a red-tailed hawk (in wings up and down configuration!), and a close-up of a Downy woodpecker tucked in the nook of a tree.






Happy Easter!!!