The early early Wednesday morning promised good weather
Erica and me met up at Kennedy Subway/Bus station to take the bus out to the Zoo, on the way we saw this commercial-ad for Alias Grace
At the zoo I zoomed in on Sweden just to show.
A carousel for the kids, but it wasn't running in the middle of the week, so weren't the cafés so it was good we had brought plenty of water.
Entering Discovery zone we saw this beautiful woodworks.
Every now and again there were these colourful resting chairs.
One of the "baby" pandas and the mother. They are twins and born in 2015, the first ones born in Canada
And Daddy Panda
The three musketeers had a look at the Pandas too
Duck means duck, duck doesn't mean duck
Frogs hiding in plain sight
BeaverTails, not that we could try it
Just like Fraser and Victoria in "Victoria's Secret" we were looking at the polarbears
Humphrey's a three years old who still likes to play around
His five years old brother Hudson came out for feeding time
Mother Aurora or aunt Nikita is resting, they're 16 years old twins
Two artic wolves are living at the Zoo, like many other animals they were seeking the shade this day
Some different kinds of birds
Duesers: If Fraser and Ray Kowalski were flying onto the Tundra I believe this is what their camp would have been and the bed on the right would be Ray K's as it's much more messier than the left side in the tent.
And for their African adventure
Reindeer and Inukshuk
Some cool details
The lions sleeps in the shade
Baboons
Zebras
Cheetahs
And of course there were giraffes too
And lemurs, who can resist these little cuties?
Fishes
Meerkats
And more cuties, the penguins
We ended the lovely afternoon with dinner at Jack Astor's. Of course I had to have that ridicolous small brownie again. And not to get bored we played Hangman - Canadian TV and Movies
And again in the subway around Bay there were this HUGE Alias Grace ad
And another ad in lovely colours
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