Fall is really the only decent time of year to find loons on Colpoy’s Bay. The legs of a loon are set very far back on its body, which is ideal for propulsion through the water. Unfortunately this makes them terribly clumsy on land, to the point that they can barely walk (and taking off [ Read More ]
I headed up to the cottage last Saturday for Thanksgiving with the family and then stayed the week. The reds have already faded from the fall palette, but the yellows and oranges are peaking on the Bruce. Warm weather, clear blue skies and … mmm, buttertarts. What more could you ask for? Well, maybe loons. [ Read More ]
Birder with a sketchbook, skeptic and popular science junkie. Spends too much on books. Fearful of spiders. Is well trained.
Currently resides in Guelph, Ontario, Canada.
