Sculpture: Wolf

Walked Hazelton Avenue in Yorkville.  This sculpture of a wolf caught me by surprise.

Coyote Tracks

Evidence of a coyote this morning. 

I eventually saw one staring down a raccoon.  Interestingly the coyote walked away from the raccoon!

Street Art: Toronto Fashion

This artwork is located in Graffiti Alley.  The faceless character reflects current common female fashion in Toronto.

Bird of Prey: Hello Breakfast

This morning I followed the distress call of a squirrel and found a Red-tailed hawk.

The hawk flew to another tree close by where more squirrels were hanging out.  "Hello breakfast!"

The hawk politely posed for a photo while continuing to contemplate breakfast.

Toronto Street Art Exhibit at St Lawrence Market

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Street Art: Ossington Strip

Spotted an angel!  This artwork is at Ossington Ave and Queen Street west.

Street Art: Flowers

This artwork is at Mount Pleasant and Manor Road.  The artist is Bacon.

Street Art: Yorkville

This artwork can be found at Yorkville Avenue, between Avenue Road and Bay Street.  Are these characters from Archie Comics?

Street Art: Chicory

This artwork is at Mount Pleasant Road and Belsize Drive.  The artist is Bacon.

Sphinx

Mom coyote in sphinx position.  A smaller coyote is close by looking for a tasty squirrel.

Photo Art

This photo art is on display in the window of a shop called LUMAS Toronto.  The shop is located at Avenue Road and Yorkville Avenue.  The artist is Daniel Picard. 

Street Art: F-O-X

This fox is in a park located at Sorauren Avenue and Dundas Street west.  The artist is Li-Hill.