I figured a great follow up to the recent Nests post would be one of things in trees that aren’t nests.

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I figured a great follow up to the recent Nests post would be one of things in trees that aren’t nests.
As the leaves drop from the trees nests are revealed. I noticed these every years so this year I decided to get some photos. With the provincial government putting money into housing I think they might consider repurposing these as shelters for the homeless 🙂
Canada Day hike through the Williamson Ravine. A few things blooming!
These stump pictures cover a span of about ten years. Some were after storms had brought these trees down, others of tree cut due to being rotten at the core (like some of us lol) – others I suspect were removed to improve the view.
It was a very foggy day Tuesday March 15, 2022. By ‘very’ I mean it didn’t burn off until Wednesday noon. Most of these were taken in Dieppe Park, except the cardinal which was heard then spotted on a nearby street.
Sunlight and shadows in The Williamson Ravine September 2021
Rainbows are showing up all around east end Toronto. These are pictures from the area bounded by Broadview, O’Connor, Main & Dundas E.
another in the series of pictures of tree & their trunks & branches & leaves. All taken August 2020.
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