Toronto: a city of Blue Jays and Birders

The Warblers by Birds Canada by Birds Canada

Dec 1, 202525:31Science & Medicine

Canada's largest city attracts a surprising diversity of bird species - and peeping at them from along the shores of Lake Ontario: countless birders. Among these birders, you'll find Jean Iron, Mark Peck and Na...

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