James Gardens

James Gardens, on the west bank of the Humber River, is known for its flower gardens, stone pathways and mature trees. In 1908, Fred T. James purchased the land and for the next 40 years he carefully transformed his property into a picturesque garden where public visitors were always welcome. Before their main home was built in 1927, James lived in the coach-house that still stands next door. The terraces and collection pools were built almost 50 years ago.

A path at the entrance

My Bicycle, most of the pictures on this Blog were taken from my Bicycle



Blue Jay at James Gardens



Blue Jay, James Gardens



Common Grackle. James Gardens



Duck

Geese I

Geese II

Duck II

Nuthach

Racoon I

Racoon II

Racoon III

Squirrel I



Geese I



Geese II

Geese III

Squirrel II

White Egret

Woodpecker