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Wildlife in the City
Toronto, ON - Cameo - Friday, March 17th, 2006 : goo
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Swans and sygnets from last spring. I hope they come back to nest in the same spot. It's a "wetland" area at the foot of Spadina Ave.
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GGP: what beauties! I love the second shot--so urbane.
jeeff: ahh, the pristine environment.
Cameo: 18th Mar 2006 - 11:28 GMT
It was a pop-can in the water, near the plastic bag, next to that strange thing coiled with rope. Half of the nest was made up of pieces of newspaper, Tim Hortons coffee cups, and other debris.
elaine: 18th Mar 2006 - 14:56 GMT
i want to put the tinies in my pocketses.
just as well a swan can break your arm, might be just the defence.
Sarah and Hannah : 19th Oct 2006 - 00:03 GMT
Do you know that the pictures are beatiful.But do you have other picture about city critters?
David: 19th Oct 2006 - 00:22 GMT
There's an over population of deer in Northeast Ohio. Sometimes deer follow the Cuyahoga river all the way downtown. I once saw a deer in my near west side neighborhood of Cleveland, which is pretty close to the middle of the city. It was a cool and surprising sight. Those Swans are awesome. I especially like the second pic.
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