We flew via Air Azores/SATA to the island of Faial on the morning of September 22. This page is a work in progress. I'll add captions when time permits.
We witnessed the banding of several peregrine falcon chicks in the lobby of an office building in the west end of Toronto. A scaffold carrying experts in the handling of these birds had to be carefully lowered to a ledge near the top of the building where the chicks were nesting. After the birds were collected, they were taken to a banding area on the ground floor. The Bloor-Islington Centre Peregrine falcon - Wikipedia Following are some of the images I was able to capture. A screen capture of a webcam image showing the retrieval of the chicks for banding.
Our 777 awaits us on a cold February day: After just under 16 hours of flying time, we have a 6-hour layover in Hong Kong before our flight to Bangkok: Bangkok: The world's largest reclining Buddha: One must be a genius to maintain any electrical wiring here: Salt: I believe this is the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market: Kanchanaburi War Cemetery and JEATH (primary nationalities involved in the construction of the railway: Japanese, English, Australian, American, Thai and Holland) Museum: The infamous "death railway": Bridge over the River Kwai: Part of our hotel complex in Kanchanaburi province: Erawan National Park: Our hotel complex (another view). We had breakfast outside where the tables and chairs are located: Arriving in Chiang Rai from Bangkok: Our accommodations here were magnificent: Wild elephants o...
These photos were taken along Dundas Street West. Due to the way the blog software works, all photos are in reverse chronological order . Oops! I suppose I should crop out my thumb. Can't crop my thumb out, as I'd lose an important part of the image: Brockton Village Bakery: First photo. Taken at a bus stop on the property of Ossington subway station. I recognize the daycare across the street from a number of walks over the years:
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