Station 311

The little spotted lions from yesterday can be found by the bench outside this fire station near Yonge & St Clair Ave. The station was built in 1911 and was originally Toronto Fire Station 24 - you can see the old sign near the top of the building. It was designated a National Historic Site in 1990 and is still being used.
Taking part in Signs, Signs. Click HERE to see more signs from around the world.

Spotted

These guys were found just off Yonge St - the rare spotted lions. I will show you tomorrow where they were found and it will all make sense.

Bunny

These bunnies by the artist Poser have been turning up around town for several years now often in unusual places. This guy that I found on Davenport Rd looks like he is in jail because I had to take the pic through a fence. There is something quite urban & edgy about these bunnies don't you think?
Taking part in Monday Murals. Click HERE to see more murals from around the world.

Nice Details

This is another of the small apartment buildings on a street near Casa Loma. I really think that they may all be 4-plexes but am not sure. I like all the nice details in this one above the windows and around the doorway. And such a nice roofline.

Take A Seat

Proof that hummingbirds do sometimes sit for a couple of seconds and have something to eat! This little guy had fought off another hummingbird before settling down for a drink. I didn't notice the sparrow in the front right until I uploaded the pic to the computer.
Taking part in Saturday's Critters. Click HERE to see more creatures from around the world.

Columns

These columns mark the entrance to the Manufacturers Life Insurance Co building on Bloor St E - I showed the lawn out front a week ago! Quite stately aren't they?

Multi Use Park

This is just a small section of Hillcrest Park at Davenport & Christie St.  There is a tennis club there, basketball court, playground, open space, and a large off-leash area for dogs which is behind this fence.  It is nice that they have added wire mesh between the cross members of the fence to keep the little guys inside!
Taking part in Good Fences. Click HERE to see more fences from around the world.