Going Into The Forest!
There are many types of wild animals in the Red Hill Valley. Submitted by Michael Hunter.
A Foggy Day at Coote’s Paradise!
Submitted by Roz Maurice.
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Interacting With Nature!
“I took my granddaughter, Brooke, for a walk along the Royal Botanical Gardens trails”, writes Fern Chiasson. “Brooke is 8 years old and loves nature; this is a great way to interact with it”.
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Sneaky Fox!
Joel Marshal came upon this sly fox on a hike in the Dundas Valley.
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Yes, I’m Watching You!
This Two Point White-Tailed deer was keeping an eye on me. Submitted by Joel Marshall.
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Frozen Bush
Nature in winter sometimes rewards us with beautiful ice art. Submitted by Jessica Spotts.
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Busy as a Beaver!
“The beavers at the harbour are very busy these days building their lodge for winter”, writes Lois McNaught. “This one, however, seems counterproductive as he is eating the twigs off the top of his home”.
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Bird of Paradise!
When recently visiting Gage Park’s greenhouse, I realized why this flower is called Bird of Paradise. Submitted by Bill Poole.
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Ice, Ice Bird Baby!
I saw this ice bird in a bush outside my front door. Submitted by Philip C. Perron.
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Hide and Seek!
An Eastern Screech Owl at Kings Forest Park. Submitted by Michael Hunter.
