Judy Geller

Description: I named him/her Louisa and I'm so pleased when she shows up. Must be some good eats in my yard!

Description: A perfect capture of the butterfly against a black background.

Description: My backyard groundhog and I were getting acquainted, having a chat through the screen of my Muskoka room. I found it's pose and expression rather fierce, full of bravado but so cute.

Description: A mute swan was slowly foraging through this dense green covering. This was in a swamp in Prince Edward County, Ontario.

Description: I was taken to a swamp area in Prince Edward County where numerous trees had nests on top with Herons flying back and forth. Truly magical.

Description: The beautiful red plumage of the Tanager was spotted flitting through the woods while hiking in Prince Edward County, Ontario.

Description: The often overlooked Robin is such a good provider and protector of it's family. I thought it was time it was featured.

Description: I've had a number of Rose-breasted Grosbeaks at my feeders this year. It seems they might be here to stay for the season. :)

Description: The hummingbird was hanging out in the bush keeping a close eye on her feeder. She chased away any other hummingbird that came close!

Description: This little beauty was spotted during a walk with a birding group in Prince Edward County.

Description: Nice to see a Barn Swallow taking it easy rather than swooping around.

Description: Sitting on the clothesline in the rain patiently waiting for food at the feeder.

Description: Spotted on a birding trip to Puerto Rico

Description: A humourous take on the word skunked.

Description: A humourous take on putting something behind you. Looking at the 'behinds' of cows.

Description: Feeling the movement of the sailboat and the freedom of the ocean.

Description: A humorous take on the slowness of sloths.

Description: It's easy for a mute swan to promise secrecy!

Description: I thought the red squirrel was in a perfect yoga pose.

Description: One cool winter day I went to see the Trumpeter Swans by the docks in Washago. I was surprised by how many there were and how much noise they made!

Description: Looking at this beautiful Roseate Spoonbill all I could think of was so pretty in pink!

Description: This Green Iguana - Yes I see it's orange but officially it's green. :) - was sitting so elegantly in the tree it had to be posing for the Wetlands visitors.

Description: A number of these ducks were hanging around the neighborhood. I wondered why then I saw that they were being fed.

Description: It was interesting to see this Florida bird, an Anhinga, lounging around on top of the decoy. Eventually it spread it's wings and flew off.

Description: I didn't see the alligator when it was pointed out to me. I just took a picture in the general area and hoped that I got it in my frame!

Description: The GBH was giving me the Eye as if to say this is not how I normally look. So stop taking pictures!

Description: I loved the silhouettes the birds made against the sky. Their poses gave rise to all kinds of thoughts about their connection with one another.

Description: I loved the motion of this section of a bouquet. It was branching out and saying look at me!

Description: Looking at a tight grouping of flowers I decided I wanted them to burst free from the bouquet.

Description: As a change of pace I decided to draw some flowers, nothing serious. Then I inked them in, then I went for my watercolours, and then I loved what I'd created!

Description: Another great find at the Brickworks in Toronto. Good thing I was looking down at that moment. Froggie was right in my path!

Description: The Brickworks pond is full of waterlily pads and fish.

Description: When you are at the Brickworks in Toronto you will often catch sight of this Great Blue Heron, nicknamed Larry.

Description: A red-tailed hawk looking fierce on a post in Tommy Thompson Park, Toronto.

Description: The title sounds like an opera! I don't think I even noticed the bee when I took a picture of this beautiful monarch.

Description: This Robin caught my attention because it seemed a bit disheveled, like a youngster might be. My thought was it had recently become an adult. I loved it's puffy chest.