Toronto Wildlife

[Northern Light]

White Tail Deer

Taylor Creek Park

 

[Armour]

Cool. A deer once came up to the edge of my parents' backyard (situated on a ravine) several years ago. 5 years ago there was a family of foxes in the same ravine, which is rare to see. Here's a few photos of them:

 

[Koolgreen]

 

[Armour]

I once saw a deer run across Steeles from Bayview Glen Church's parking lot, and hop a fence on the south side of the street.

 

[Goldie]

One of my few photos of wildlife in the city:

 

[ur2thdr]

You can find a lot of great wildlife at UT Scarborough campus

 

[Armour]

You can find a lot of great wildlife at UT Scarborough campus

...And that's just covering the student body.

 

[TomCycle]

amazing.
Last year I saw 2 deer behind the North York General Hospital (Sheppard/Leslie).
Always wondered how they go about in this huge city without being spotted constantly, how they manage to live in such narrow areas and conditions in the big city.

 

[philmar]

Looking for a rumble by Phil Marion, on Flickr

A handsome young duck by Phil Marion, on Flickr

 

[philmar]

Guarding her eggs - atop Ontario Place, Doors Open 2012 by Phil Marion, on Flickr

 

[Northern Light]

Saw a Bald Eagle down at the Leslie Spit a few days ago!

 

[Northern Light]

Great Blue Heron kind enough to pose for me earlier this week.

 

[67Cup]

A construction worker on the job at a pond in Humber Bay Shores Park

 

[Northern Light]

A construction worker on the job at a pond in Humber Bay Shores Park

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@SunriseChampion will want to know if he was being paid union rates.

LOL

I've seen several Beavers out and about this winter in the City.

They don't hibernate, but they aren't always as visible as I've seen this year.

 

[SunriseChampion]

@SunriseChampion will want to know if he was being paid union rates.

I don't know....that wee little dude doesn't seem overpaid and underworked.