Eagle Overload
A bald eagle tears a hapless cormorant to shreds atop one of the new sky ride towers by St. Andrews by the Lake. The cormorant debris field spread right across the lagoon ice to the farm.
Fluff Camouflage
Apparently we’re not the only ones cursed with poplar fluff. Even map turtles basking in the Doughnut Island environs are susceptible.
Trillium’s Last Stand II
Gordon Champion, one of the original architects of Trillium’s resurrection back in the ’70s, gives scale to Trillium at Toronto Drydock.
Epic Sunset
An April storm system rolls through Toronto, leaving an epic sunset in its wake (click image to view larger).
Trillium’s Last Stand I
Ferry Trillium approaches Toronto Drydock, where she will be lifted from the water and placed on a barge for inspection.
Rainy Sunday
A surprise rainstorm on an otherwise sunny Sunday offers up a good reminder that there is almost no shelter at all on this end of the Island, a bit of a problem for tourists during the winter ferry schedule.
Good Morning 2017
A melanistic garter snake emerges into the sunshine for the first time in 2017, after hibernating the winter away.
Channel Saw-whet
A Saw-whet owl perches in a tree on Channel Ave. Could it be the same owl that visited Fourth St. in 2016?
Catch of the Day
A coyote crosses the old Doughnut bridge in the early morning hours, tripping the remote Coyote Cam for the first time.
Fly Like An Eagle
A bald eagle controls the skies over Blockhouse Bay. Click to view larger. Thanks to David P for the tip.