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Fraternizing with feathered friends
Fraternizing with feathered friends

Fraternizing with feathered friends

Date2/10/1988
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129244F
Feathered frineds: Ross Saunders, the Birdman and Pickering, givest two of his friends a little attention
Feathered frineds: Ross Saunders, the Birdman and Pickering, givest two of his friends a little attention
1/18/1984
What's up? A newly hatched cockatiel takes a look at the world as he stands on the hand of John Bennett, the birdman of Durham. The Uxbridge resident imports and breeds exotic birds and has a stock of 400 feathered friends ranging from finches to toucans.
What's up? A newly hatched cockatiel takes a look at the world as he stands on the hand of John Bennett, the birdman of Durham. The Uxbridge resident imports and breeds exotic birds and has a stock of 400 feathered friends ranging from finches to toucans.
6/15/1982
A fine-feathered friend: Barred rock rooster -- an old English game cock -- is one of award-winning birds on Gerald Donnelly's Caledon farm.
A fine-feathered friend: Barred rock rooster -- an old English game cock -- is one of award-winning birds on Gerald Donnelly's Caledon farm.
4/15/1981
More of my feathered and four-footed friends
More of my feathered and four-footed friends
1887
Some fine feathered friends. Anyone can get a bird to eat out of his hand - but aviculturalist John Bennett has his plucking seeds from his mouth. The(...)
Some fine feathered friends. Anyone can get a bird to eat out of his hand - but aviculturalist John Bennett has his plucking seeds from his mouth. The(...)
9/28/1987
Feathered friends
Feathered friends
7/19/1985
Me and my friends: A young visitor to Miami's Parrot Jungle plays the role of a roost for a quintet of feathered residents
Me and my friends: A young visitor to Miami's Parrot Jungle plays the role of a roost for a quintet of feathered residents
2/6/1982
Fowl friends: Ken Quigley displays some of the many avian houseguests sent to him by friends after he complained of a dearth of penguin artifacts.
Fowl friends: Ken Quigley displays some of the many avian houseguests sent to him by friends after he complained of a dearth of penguin artifacts.
6/12/1990
Best friends: Ted Isnor, developmentally disabled and blind all his life, enjoys a richer life since community legal worker Lillith Finkler helped broaden his circle of friends
Best friends: Ted Isnor, developmentally disabled and blind all his life, enjoys a richer life since community legal worker Lillith Finkler helped broaden his circle of friends
12/15/1988
Roomiest Chrysler: John Damoose, Vice-president of sales for Chrysler Canada, can take five friends along in the new six-cylinder Chrysler New Yorker Landau.
Roomiest Chrysler: John Damoose, Vice-president of sales for Chrysler Canada, can take five friends along in the new six-cylinder Chrysler New Yorker Landau.
9/14/1987
Some of my best friends are Catholic, says Wilfred Gillis, a member of Cavan Township council, as he leans on tractor on his Cavan Township farm. But Gillis is among councillors who voted unanimously not to rezone a farm property, preventing group of Ro
Some of my best friends are Catholic, says Wilfred Gillis, a member of Cavan Township council, as he leans on tractor on his Cavan Township farm. But Gillis is among councillors who voted unanimously not to rezone a farm property, preventing group of Ro
10/5/1977
Still friends are Marsh Cooper, right, president of Falconbridge Nickel Mines, who talks with sharehoder E. M. Beals, 74, who flew in from Boston to question plan to create 3 million new special preferred shares. Stockholders gave company the right to raise up to $75 million by selling shares, primarily to banks.
Still friends are Marsh Cooper, right, president of Falconbridge Nickel Mines, who talks with sharehoder E. M. Beals, 74, who flew in from Boston to question plan to create 3 million new special preferred shares. Stockholders gave company the right to raise up to $75 million by selling shares, primarily to banks.
7/20/1976