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Summer Afternoon in the Sun

Turtles and heron in ET Seaton Park, an urban oasis in Toronto.
Posted on August 21, 2020Author urbanbestiaryCategories City AnimalsTags animals, bird watching, birding, birds, city animals, city wildlife, heron, Ontario turtles, Toronto animals, toronto birds, Toronto parks, toronto wildlife, turtle, turtles, urban animals, urban wildlife

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