Photos by Barry Wallace
Pat and I visited friends of hers who live on the Don Valley Parkway in mid-town Toronto on January 28 and I took these photos from her friend's dining room window. Two White-tailed deer were resting on a flat spot on the fenced-off steep embankment beside the Parkway and her friend's back porch. At the time, there were six lanes plus an off-ramp lane full of speeding north and southbound vehicles roaring by. The two deer appeared not to have a care in the world. Later in the day, a fellow Delmanor resident who had lived in a home perched atop a spot on the Don Valley for many years, said the Don Valley was always full of deer, including several bucks with 8 and 12-point antlers. She felt this was true of all the river valleys in Toronto, from the north city limits down to Lake Ontario.
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Barry Wallace
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