Bicycles & streetcars have a place in Toronto.
Seagulls have a place in Toronto, but there are no storks.
On Roncesvalles near Bloor W.
Pics taken by Resa, November 30 – 2014
Toronto, Canada
Bicycles & streetcars have a place in Toronto.
Seagulls have a place in Toronto, but there are no storks.
On Roncesvalles near Bloor W.
Pics taken by Resa, November 30 – 2014
Toronto, Canada
Great Introduction of Art!
http://euphonosbooks.com/2014/12/22/my-conversation-with-classical-painist-mihran-kalaydjian/
bikes – ah, that’s beautiful 🙂
🙂 I knew you’d like the bike. 🙂
I’m so impressed by those luxurious graffiti drawings ❤
Your production of the artworks are amazing.
I’m so happy street art is gaining popularity! Thank you for complimenting my presentations! ❤
The kind of street art you show on your blog is spectacular. Thanks for sharing ❤ 🙂
I am not an expert in ornithology but I think these are not seagulls, but storks (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_stork).
I was wondering why their legs were so long!
I remember looking storks up a year or two ago.
We have a woodland stork in some N. American areas.
However, there are no white storks in Canada.
There are, however, mobs of seagulls.
Must be a fantasy mural!
Maybe somebody who was in Europe. Here, you can see them in some rural areas.
The seagulls are so creatively put in that one – it’s great! We have lots of seagulls here in the warmer months.