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A kaleidoscope of Spring colours in Edwards Gardens in midtown Toronto. Photos were taken with a Nikon D200 and 70-300 VR lens, some with SB600 fill flash.
Statues in the park leading to the Beach on Centre Island of the Toronto Island Park. Photos posted today were taken with a Nikon D200.
At the entrance to one of the Lake Ontario beaches.
Tall ship passing the islands on the way to the Toronto waterfront.
World Partnership Walk. Sunday, May 27th in eight cities across Canada, Sunday, June 3rd in Ottawa. “Walk the Walk and help bring hope and renewal to poor communities in Africa and Asia.” Aga Khan Foundation, Canada.
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty accompanied by his wife Terri cuts the ceremonial ribbon for the walk.
Premier Dalton McGuinty with his wife Terri at his side leads off the walk accompanied by Ontario Minister of Health George Smitherman (right), Federal MP John Godfrey (back left) and thousands of walkers.
Part of the huge crowd of walkers moving along King Street for the trek up University Boulevard.
Ontario Minister of Education Kathleen Wynne (center) with one of the many partner groups met along the walk.
The delightful and talented hosts of the post walk entertainment. A tribute to the wealth of cultural diversity in Toronto.
Part of the huge crowd gathered for entertainment after the walk.
Cardinal parenting 101. A watchful parent. A fledgling out of the nest, learning to fly and doing OK. But it still feeding time! Thickson’s Woods with a D200 and 70-300 VR lens.
Flitting around quite well in the brush.
A new perch … and a hungry beak.
RBC desiFEST on May 26, 2007 at Yonge Dundas Square in Toronto featured South Asian music, dance, food and culture. Photos were taken with Nikon D200 and 70-300VR lens.
Some Toronto Island Park birds on a hot and smoggy Spring May day. Nikon D200
Sparrow on south shore breakwater rocks.
Female Baltimore oriole feeding in the blossoms.
Mallard surveying the waterfront.
The Toronto waterfront as seen from the Toronto Island Ferry. Photos in today’s blog were taken with a Nikon D200 and 18-200 VR & 70-300 VR lenses.
Access to the Toronto Island Park is available on the Toronto Island Ferry from the downtown harbour front terminal.
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