Things With Wings in November: 

Depending on their size, woodpeckers can peck 18-22 times per second at a force of 1,200-1,400 g's. Their small brain in relation to the skull size, and strong upper bill help them to absorb the impact of hammering without getting a headache. This Downy Woodpecker was quietly tapping for insects on the tree branch. https://www.birdsadvice.com/do-woodpeckers-get-headaches/ 

Blue-phased Snow Goose: A Canada Goose checks out the odd coloured goose that has joined the crowd!

Deryl found a Coopers Hawk eating lunch in Canatara.

Mallard Drakes showing off their colourful heads on a sunny day.

Waterfalls discovered at Short Hills Provincial Park in the Niagara region on a recent adventure.