Today started out bright and clear so the sun could chase away yesterday's chill. We packed a picnic lunch and jumped on the 507 trolly west to the park. I have been calling it Colonel Sanders Park and saying how "finger licking good" it is. The trolly took about a half hour and we walked a good way all through the park. It is a bit of a promontory so we extended into the lake a bit. We could really see the city skyline from here. We had our lunch at one of the first benches where two black squirrels tried their luck getting to our lunches. A grey squirrel also tried but we were too hungry to share, so nothing for the rodents. We saw birds, squirrels that looked like birds and bird dogs. We spent a few hours at the park and then took the tram back home. We had our dinner and then headed back out for our evening stroll. We saw the oddest rainbow over the cityscape. I even maneuvered to try to get a random couple on the waterfront into the rainbow.
A beautiful entryway
The black squirrel in flight
Cute corgi
Some feral child accommodations
Most primitive
Lots of trees
No lunch today
Goldfinch
Canada Geese
Common Tern
Caspian Tern
Cormorants
Mourning Dove
Red Necked Grebe
Black Swimmer
At the end of our walk
A bay behind us
All of Toronto out there
This spot is fantastic
Towing the sailboats
We found another bench
Marina
American Goldfinch
Possible oil refinery?
Signs of the times
Lots of places on the pole are where we have already been to
At the extreme tip of the promontory
Lots 'o places to go
Popular spot
The meganderings of the day
Humber College is adjacent to the park
Very quiet here
No end of flowering plants
'The sun flowers bid us adieu
Thrillers, spillers and fillers
Tree cover galore
Back to our area
Lady in blue, a break back at the house before we go out again for our second walk
A big square rainbow
Big heron heading home to roost
Followed by his seagull friend
The concord supersonic jet in cloud form up top and a duck flying below
Two sailboats playing lower left
Random couple
Selfie time
Smooch cam
It has been 2 years and 76 days since we began our Migration
