Port Perry, Ontario Canada

There was an endless supply of sunfish and perch to catch in the fifties. Maybe there still is. (I can still hear John's shout as I cast my line and caught his neck. A Good Samaritan saved the day, and as usual, John didn't hold it against me.)

Our room, "Robin's Nest" at Rooster's Inn B and B in Port Perry.

Phil, Kamila & Annibal in Port Perry

Palmer Park at 175 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario, L0C1B0, Canada ( 44.104913,-78.940808 )

Outdoor Education Centre - Nonquon River

Boating from Port Perry to Lindsay.

A Black Tern (Chlidonias niger) flying past the cattails. Unlike most terns, Black Terns live in marshes. Their numbers are declining in southern Ontario, and they're now quite hard to find in the Greater Toronto Area.

Palmer Park at 175 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario, L0C1B0, Canada ( 44.104913,-78.940808 )

New cabin at Rooster's Inn B and B and sanctuary, Port Perry, September 2011.

So cool! Can't wait to stay there next time.

Check out that view! Waking up to ducks by the pond.

Palmer Park at 175 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario, L0C1B0, Canada ( 44.104913,-78.940808 )

More images of home

Palmer Park at 175 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario, L0C1B0, Canada ( 44.104913,-78.940808 )

Just outside the sewage lagoons, at the Nonquon River, I spotted this Merlin (Falco columbarius) perched in a tree.

The gorgeous den at Rooster's Inn.

Continuing with the uploading of older images from Toronto and Ontario area outings in 2013.

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