Our excursion into the Humber Bay Park was a birding bonus as the above picture illustrates. It was a bird-dense area with a couple of life birds, the trumpeter swan seen above and the red necked merganser. The park is getting renovated with stabilization to the shore line and reworking the paths so the park is segmented into different areas. Since we did not know where we were going we just wandered about and that worked just fine for us. It was a great stroll and the weather was almost hot when in the direct sunlight
Past the tall buildings
With their fancy architectural accents
Past the ivy covered building
Past the noisy construction work
To the water's edge
The birds start. Here is a Robin
Nature!
Red winged Blackbird (LB)
Females also have the red patch on their wings
A memorial sundial
In memory of a bombing of and Air India Plane out of Montreal in 1985
The names were listed here
A large body of water with a over water walkway
The red necked grebe (LB)
When in Canada, see Canada Geese
Double crested coormorants
In the bright sun
Cormorant in the slime
More grebes
Gully!
The other side of the walkway
Queen Anne's lace
We have made it to the end of the park
Barn Swallow bids us farewell
