I did some garden photography again today, to get outside and away from computer screens, even leaving my phone behind! I was sitting near a dragonfly. I often notice that if they get spooked, they will come back to the same place, so when this one flitted off, I watched & waited, it came back. But I noticed what seemed to be nibbling behaviour. I was trying to balance between plants, not wanting to damage plants, and not wanting to scare the bug. Wow, I am even more impressed with them.
@skinnylatte Slowing down allows the body and mind to recharge. The trick is to do that consciously, knowing that you are allowing yourself important space, not slacking off.
Basically, Americans will pay more for Canadian goods, Canadian businesses might sell less as a result, and Canadians themselves become even more adamant about not buying American, which will last long after this asshole government is out on their ears.
This is why it can be so difficult to see these birds. They love staying close to cover. I think this is a house wren based on its roundness and saucy little tail.
There are a number of benches facing the view. The view used to be Lake Ontario, with the Bluffer's Park Marina, with its beautiful sandy beach down to the right.
As more birds are fledging, this is important to note. If you see a cat or something stalking a bird on the ground, shoo it away while keeping an eye on the bird from a distance. Enough of a distance that you don’t frighten a parent who might be wanting to feed the young.
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