I took this pic last summer while wandering about in St James Park which is beside St James Cathedral on King St and was at one-time a cemetery for early York (that was the original name of Toronto). The gardens are beautifully set out as a 19th century garden and I think are still maintained by the volunteers of the Toronto Garden Club. The whole time that I was in the park there were little House Sparrows sitting about on this sculpture!
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Love the sense of humour in this shot!
It's cool to see Canadians sparrows are art lovers. ;-)
They've found a good place to observe what is going on around them.
I think that cherub looks a bit sassy! :) Very cute shot.
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I think it's great when old gardens are maintained by garden clubs!
Those little birds know a good place when they find it...
I giggled when I saw the birds on the cherub, but tonight I am kind of light on the humor, so you will have to wait to get a funny comment from someone else.
this is such a good photo red pat and a great catch, thanks
And the poor little thing is so shy, he's having to cover himself up.
:)
A real sense of summer! It looks like an English country garden, of the kind that probably only exists in books.
Sometimes little house sparrows have no sense of decorum whatsoever! ;-)
Nice shot of an enchanting wee cherub!
A lovely place to sit and watch the birds
oh, I love little birds. They are so sweet.
Nice capture.
there is always a bird on a statue in any city of the world ! so amazing !
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