A Sweet Treat!
“The Scented Garden in Hendrie Park at the RBG served as a stopover for a huge number of Monarch Butterflies”, writes Barbara Philps. “It was truly a spectacular sight!”
Flowing Beauty!
A beautiful Autumn day at Red Hill Creek. Submitted by Michael Hunter.
Share this:
Burly Bark
Checking out one of many burled willow trees along the waterfront trail at Confederation Beach Park in Hamilton. Submitted by Marc Kirouac.
Share this:
Ready, Set, Go!
The butterfly and the bee decided to have a staring contest. Submitted by Melissa Kleinjan.
Share this:
Pretty Red Coat!
I spotted this Red Squirrel feeding in an Eastern Hemlock during a fall visit to the Royal Botanical Garden’s Rock Garden. Submitted by April Severin.
Share this:
All A Buzz!
I was amazed at the number of native bees on this “Pooh” Dahlia at a recent garden tour put on by the Dahlia Society. Submitted by Claudette Sims.
Share this:
This is How You Wash Your Food…
…IN THE DUCK WEED! – Raccoons eating lunch under the boardwalk at the Royal Botanical Garden Cherry Hill Gate. Submitted by Alice Bespolko.
Share this:
Hardworking Little Fellow!
This bumble bee seemed to be trying to gather as much pollen as possible before the warm weather is over. Submitted by Robert Lee.
Share this:
Hiker’s Delight!
It’s a 50m drop down to 40 Mile Creek below the Bruce Trail at Beamer Memorial Conservation Area in Grimsby. Submitted by Marc Kirouac.
Share this:
Busy, Busy Bee!
“I caught this little guy hard at work”, writes Emily Madden. “It was nice to find this in the middle of the suburbs”.
