Mike McInnis

Doesn’t seem like it. Too bad. I was planning to unsubscribe last year, but then Mirtle went back to full time writing, so that was enough for me to stay on. Not as good as it used to be, but still worth the $$ for me at least.

Agreed. I don’t see the upside to starting him in the NHL. They have plenty of lower end depth, so he isn’t improving the team if he’s on the roster.

Loon bringing the catch of the day to their baby. Ivanhoe Park, Ontario, Canada. #birds

Big bill, big attitude #birds

Juvenile Red-tailed Hawk spreading its wings in Verner, Canada. #birds

Lol

This Red-tailed Hawk looks like it just successfully completed a gymnastics routine in the Olympics.
Toronto, Canada. #birds

These Brant Geese decided they had enough swimming for a while. Sudbury, Canada. #birds

Ruddy Turnstones in Toronto, Canada. #birds

Northern Mockingbird in Toronto, Canada. #birds

Cool!

Thank you!

Thanks!

That’s interesting. I never noticed.

Champ!

I don’t usually bother taking pics of Swallows, since it’s a challenge to get them in the view, never mind getting an actual decent pic. But this guy was doing slow, lazy circles right in front of me, which is exactly the setup I need! Lol. Barn Swallow in Toronto, Canada. #birds

Blue-winged Teal in Chelmsford,Canada. #birds

Wood duck near Monetville, Canada. These birds don’t even look real. #birds

Female Blue-winged Teal in Chelmsford, Canada. #birds

Wood Duck posing nicely near Monetville, Canada. #birds

Northern Cardinal giving me a look in Toronto, Canada. #birds

Came across a group of beautiful Bonaparte’s Gulls recently in Toronto, Canada. #birds

A lovely Willet passing through Toronto, Canada. #birds

Cute Chipping Sparrow in Toronto, Canada. #birds

Pair of Red-necked Grebes chilling in Toronto,Canada. #birds

An unusually cooperative Brown Thrasher in Toronto, Canada. #birds

Might be a White-crowned Sparrow

Common Loon flying by in Toronto,Canada. #birds

I think the Tree Swallows are back! Toronto, Canada #birds

Haha. True.