Saturday, July 7, 2018

Native to China, Japan, Korea & Eastern Russia

Photo by Barry Wallace
Hostas do have flowers
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Barry Wallace

Friday, July 6, 2018

35 degrees celsius...


Photo by Barry Wallace
P
Toad cools off in birdbath
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Barry Wallace

Thursday, July 5, 2018

Weston Road & King-Vaughan Townline

Photo by Barry Wallace
Traffic lights being installed ~ south of Laskay

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Barry Wallace

Wednesday, July 4, 2018

All Saints Anglican Church ~ King City


Photo by Barry Wallace
New hosta garden ~ south side of church
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Barry Wallace

Tuesday, July 3, 2018

At the Kingbridge Centre...

Photo by Barry Wallace
KOI ~ KINGFISHER ~ CORMORANT
I dropped by the Kingbridge Conference Centre, on Jane Street, south of Kinghorn, a week ago to take a photo  of the pond and fountain (see above).  Just after I took this photo, an employee of Kingbridge was passing by and asked me if I saw the kingfisher.   I said yes I did and commented that  I was surprised to think there could be many fish in such a shallow pond which had so much algae in it.   The fellow told me someone had dumped some koi fish in the pond, which caught the eye of a kingfisher.   The colourful koi was easily spotted by the kingfisher and observers recognized the fish species as the Kingfisher flew past with a koi in its beak.   It wasn't long before a passing cormorant also spotted a koi and helped itself to a fish dinner also.   It will be interesting to see how this summer saga plays out and long the koi last.
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Barry Wallace   



Monday, July 2, 2018

Mid-afternoon temperature was sizzlin'...

                                                                                                        Photo by Barry Wallace
Canada Dominion Day in King City
35C / 95F (in the shade)



...making it a a real challenge for our long-haired black cat to find a cool spot 
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Barry Wallace

Sunday, July 1, 2018

Two roses side by side on same plant...

Photo by Barry Wallace
These two roses are less than 6" apart on the same small rose bush in our garden but are quite different in appearance.
Another reason why June is joyous.
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Barry Wallace