The Red-bellied Woodpecker has just a wee smudge of red on his belly but that's his name, nonetheless.

Grindstone Marsh, Aldershot, ON.  Nov. 10, 2019.

Mallard in flight

LaSalle Park, Burlington, ON.  Nov. 10, 2019.

Splish

Grindstone Creek, Burlington, ON.  Nov. 10, 2019

Ruthven National Historic Site, Cayuga, ON.  Sept. 30, 2019.

Cedar Waxwings and the red berries.

Grindstone Creek, Aldershot, ON.  Nov. 10, 2019

I suppose we're going to have to start addressing him as "The Professor".

McMaster University (screenshots from Twitter)

Northern Mockingbirds don't often stop by the garden but when they do they sure liven things up.

Red-tailed hawk...a juvenile one.

Hey, hey, JJ.

Intimidated? No, sir.

Sorry about all the Wood Ducks but, geez.

Grindstone Marsh, Aldershot, ON.  Oct. 23, 2019

Quite the picinick lunch before Little Shop of Horrors.

Stratford, ON.  Oct. 16, 2019.

A rainy Sunday in Keswick.

Geese.

Grindstone Marsh, Aldershot, ON.  Oct. 23, 2109

A victim of its own beauty, Dundas Peak is THIS crowded on a weekday. A few years ago, you could go here on a weekend and share it with a smattering of people. Not now.

Dundas Peak.  Oct. 21, 2019

The foiliage at Dundas Peak is not quite at its peak. Take a peek...

Dundas Peak.  Oct. 21, 2018

Under the trestle

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Hamilton Waterfront Trail.  Oct. 19, 2019

Cootes Paradise afterglow.

Cootes Paradise, Hamilton, ON.  Oct. 18, 2019

Awesome bunch of flowers and plants - thanks Meg and Tim...and Room to Bloom in Keswick...for the anniversary wishes :)

Roses in various stages of the bloom cycle.

Succulent sprig

Planes leaving vapour trails o'er the backyard.

Wood duck(s)

Grindstone Marsh, Aldershot, ON.  Oct. 9, 2019

This fella has quite the tongue. I was previously unaware of this heron feature.

Grindstone Marsh, Aldershot, ON.  Oct. 9, 2019

Common Loon swims uncommonly close. In the second photo you can see the young one's eye peering over mama's back.

Moore Lake, Minden Hills, ON.  Sept. 7, 2019

A chickadee with its tail snagged on a burr or something.