It’s quite remarkable how light reflects from a single ray of sunlight!
Category Archives: Westmount Park
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 – Autumn Colours
It’s only early September; however, living above the 49th parallel north, ensures an early autumn.
Westmount Park – Sunset
This evening’s late summer’s sunset, colouring the sky, over Westmount Park.
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A large planter containing the park’s Hawthorn trees. British and Irish folklore contains many accounts of fairies making their homes under ancient Hawthorns.
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Another “picture perfect” summer’s evening in Westmount Park.
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Walking our dog through Westmount Park on a Sunday evening. These are various views; however, my favourite is the lagoon taken while standing behind a large Ginkgo tree.
Westmount Park – Before the rain
A (much) cooler Friday evening while walking through Westmount Park.
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Another very warm evening during our evening walk through Westmount Park.
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The “dog days of summer” have arrived! Another walk through the park – only one duckling was spotted this evening – the female Mallard was swimming with twelve earlier in the week – a bit of a worry!
Westmount Overlooked 