Just over a week ago, I took a few days to wander through different parks and nature trails crisscrossing Toronto…and even with a warm spell melting the snow, I was surprised at how many local birds had already started to make their presence known locally.
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- Dazzled by its own beauty, the swan feeds slowly
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- One of a cluster of robins feasting on last autumn’s remains
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- Emerald shimmers greet the day
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- A sparrow finds refuge among the tangled branches
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- A national symbol not too proud to beg
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- A gull awaits the first sign of food or threat
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- Securely out of reach, a female mallard rests
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- A wary robin watches from the underbrush
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- Deep-diving ducks do their best to elude the photographer
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- A sparrow tries to fluff dry after a bath
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- Balletic moves by a swan on a lake
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- A chubby sparrow waits its turn at the creek
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- Mallard drake dries its wings after a bath
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- Grabbing a quick snack among the shrubs
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