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| A single Merlin was seen flying over Gull Island, alarming (and actually chasing) many of the shorebirds on shore, mostly the Black-bellied Plovers. |
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| Large flocks of American Pipits were observed migrating along the shores of Lake Ontario. |
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| Black-capped Chickadee was just landing on this green feeder in a backyard of a cottage within the park. |
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| This White-breasted Nuthatch was approaching me very closely in that same backyard as I was taking this photograph. |
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| I was very lucky to have snapped this single shot of a female Ruby-throated Hummingbird right beside me as it was sipping nectar from a beautiful orange flower. |
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| Butterfly experts - what species is this? |
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| The only survivor of many eggs predated by a raccoon, this baby Snapping Turtle just managed to survive - hopefully it will continue to live a long life, unlike many other turtles of this species. |
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| 6 Mute Swans (2 adults, 1 sub-adult, 3 immatures) in the Brighton Constructive Wetland. |
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| A Yellow-rumped Warbler flying down to a lower branch. |
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| Black-throated Green Warblers were abundant today. |
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| Because visitors to Presqu'ile PP feed these foxes, they become tame and are not afraid to approach humans. This one, with a coat variation, was right outside the parking lot by the lighthouse at the far end of the park. |
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| Peregrine Falcon flying over the beach. |
