How can anyone not like cats?

Found this little fella scavenging for food, on the University of Toronto campus, a few weeks ago.

Fairly common in Southern Ontario, this Turkey Vulture was one of two or three circling over fields out in the country last weekend.

On the border between York and Durham Regions.

Who says squirrels are all cute and cuddly? Look at the razor-sharp claw on that bugger!

This Great Blue Heron was my nemesis for most of the summer. On several occasions our paths crossed; it was either swooping by far too close to me or standing in reeds on the far side of the lake too far away for my zoom lens. Finally, a couple of weeks ago, I stalked this large bird at Richmond Green park, and at one point managed to get within 40 feet of it. In photography, patience and perseverance eventually pay off.

A Postman butterfly at the Wings of Paradise butterfly sanctuary in Cambridge, Ontario.

A rice paper butterfly hangs around waiting for its wings to dry after emerging from its shell following metamorphosis. Taken at the Wings of Paradise butterfly sanctuary in Cambridge, Ontario.

If you don’t know why this photo is titled ‘Fishwife’ then you quite simply have not watched enough Fawlty Towers.