Westmount Park – Saturday evening
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Westmount Park
An early evening walk, with our dog, through Westmount Park.
Did you know that the beautiful colours in the leaves, that only appear in Autumn, are always present? They are masked, during the summer, by the (green) chlorophyll that is reabsorbed into the trees before their leaves fall.
Westmount Park
An early Autumn walk through Westmount Park after spending some time “over seas”. It’s hard to believe that Fall has arrived- a beautiful time of year.
Westmount Park – Bracket Fungi
A beautiful, sulphur-coloured, bracket fungi (Laetiporus sulphureus) growing on an Oak in Westmount Park. Commonly, known as the “Chicken Mushroom” in North America due to its taste. In Great Britain, reported cases of poisoning, have classified this species as inedible.
Westmount Park
Walking our dog through Westmount Park on an early Saturday evening.
Westmount Park – Autumn Colours
It’s only early September; however, living above the 49th parallel north, ensures an early autumn.
Melville Avenue
Melville Avenue during a Wednesday evening.
Westmount Park
Wednesday evening in Westmount Park – it’s only seven o’clock and the sun has started to set – the days are starting to become shorter.
Westmount Park
Labour Day – perfect weather for a long weekend.
Westmount Park
Have you noticed the reflections, from the park’s lagoon, that bounce off the undersides of the adjacent trees’ leaves? It’s quite a remarkable sight!
Westmount Overlooked 