Biking along the South Dyke Trail, I noticed this immature Bald Eagle on the tree.

It seemed to be perching awkwardly, so I looked at its talons and noticed it was only perching on one foot and withdraw its left foot. It was difficult to tell if it is injured or something because it looks alright. I hope I am just imagining it.


Photographing a tiny tiny spider.
Around 3~4-pm, the tide was quite low (lowest was 1.6-m at 17:01, according to http://www.tides.gc.ca/).




In the end, I just took a lot of gulls-in-flight photos.










1 comment:
Love that 5th picture from the bottom up of the gull, wings forward and a swirl of a splash!
Thanks for the b/day greetings.
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