Warning:<\/strong> Below image comments may contain inside jokes or quick humor that may not be humourous to an average person. <\/em><\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n These ones I caught resting right beside a bike path that turned into a sidewalk. They were just calmly resting under a shady part of the tree without moving from bikes.<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n Canadian Geese just shouting and flapping about. These ones I saw were just shouting at one another.<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n The same two Geese above and I still failed to get an image of them flapping about :(.<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n The two same ducks resting from before, and as you can see they didn’t mind if I took a picture of them.<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n And the rest of these images were taken in Andrew Haydon Park where noobies like me could easily grab pictures :). There were many others dancing about but I could never get them flapping their wings at the right time.\u00a0 I had to deal with the below.<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n Proudly Canadian! *attempts a bad pun<\/em>*<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n And a nice couple freely waltzing around the park, shall we toast to it?<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n And for those that kept up with the news would remember\/heard of the wind storm that Ottawa had a few days ago. It was windy for 3-4 days that I guess people found it a right time to fly these kites, with these results:<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n And another one higher up in the tree……..<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n No matter how many times I view the lake like Ottawa River from Andrew Haydon Park. This view always manages to make me smile.<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n And signs, from what I seen not even us friendly Ottawaian’s obey them. At least the kids are having fun feeding them :). Look at the sign and then the last image of the blog and put 1+1 together, heh.<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n And a scenery view of Andrew Haydon from one of those wooden bridges.<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n And I enjoyed looking at this, a convoy of Canadian Geese going from one side of the pond to the other side. (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n A Canadian Goose on life guard duty or a proudly Canadian bird?<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n Hmm, dark image my bad. At least you can see the convoy of birds reaching the other side of the pond as well as a hordes of small boats.<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n And of course, a flock of Geese over head! And you said us Canadians couldn’t invade America, heh.<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n I saw Squirrels, but they’re insanely quick for my camera so those images are excluded, blurry. So instead, we got three images showing a Chipmonk eating something on a branch. I kind of chased it up there since it feared me.<\/p>\n (Link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n (link – MySite<\/a>)<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/arcticukitsu.com\/Blog\/blogpics\/May\/DSC05153.JPG\")
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\n*Thinks of WW2 style convoys<\/em>*<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n