The town of Wasaga Beach has a forlorn look these days as there are few tourists, the beach is closed and most of the shops are shuttered.
Tourists are clearly discouraged as all parking spots are not available:
When my parents came here long ago, you could drive and park on the beach as this image shows:
I visited Tiny Marsh just a few days ago for the post: https://mileshearn.com/2020/05/24/love-in-the-marsh-may-2020/
At that time, I was unable to go into the marsh as the gate was locked. However, there is a way to get there which involves a considerable walk. That was my agenda on this day.
I was able to photograph four Flycatcher species:
There are many goslings here:
I have seen Black Terns here in the past but not today. When I saw this, I hoped it was a Tern but clearly it is not:
Other Birds:
NATURE POETRY
When elm leaves are as big as a shilling,
Plant kidney beans, if to plant ’em you’re willing;
When elm leaves are as big as a penny,
You must plant kidney beans, if you mean to have any. – T. F. Thiselton-Dyer (1848–1928)
Miles Hearn