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.
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.
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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.
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Just a Little Sip!
A Painted Lady Butterfly sipping nectar from a butterfly bush at the Urquhart Butterfly Garden in Dundas. Submitted by Frances Maas.
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A Quick Stopover!
“The bird migration is in full swing throughout the Hamilton area”, writes Tristan Uchida. “This Common Yellowthroat payed me a visit in the Dundas Valley!”
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Is it Sprint or is it Fall?
This spectacular butterfly is one of the daily visitors attracted to this butterfly bush in our backyard in Stoney Creek. Submitted by Walter Kuchar.
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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”.
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Too Hot to Hop!
“This little grasshopper was having a long siesta in the hot sun on the Sedum in my front yard in Dundas yesterday”, writes Thelma Ball. “He didn’t even move when I crept in to take his picture”.
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Bee-autiful Nature!
Captured this bee on the weekend the Royal Botanical Garden Rock Garden. Submitted by Emma O’Brien.
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A Bug’s Life!
We caught a picture of this insect, very well camouflaged on a pine cone, when taking a walk in our Dundas neighborhood. Submitted by Robert Lee.
