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Paddling around in Grenadier Pond in High Park, wintering ducks blithely ignore the sign warning that the nonexistent ice is unsafe. It is likely to r(...)
Paddling around in Grenadier Pond in High Park, wintering ducks blithely ignore the sign warning that the nonexistent ice is unsafe. It is likely to r(...)

Paddling around in Grenadier Pond in High Park, wintering ducks blithely ignore the sign warning that the nonexistent ice is unsafe. It is likely to r(...)

Date12/13/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Paddling around in Grenadier Pond in High Park; wintering ducks blithely ignore the sign warning that the nonexistent ice is unsafe. It is likely to remain nonexistent for the next few days. The weather in Metro tomorrow is expected to be generally miserable; but warmer; with clouds and a high of about 45.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0003949F
Fair warning for water fowl. Ducks wintering on Grenadier Pond can ignore the warning sign but you had better not. It got as warm as 11C (52F) yesterd(...)
Fair warning for water fowl. Ducks wintering on Grenadier Pond can ignore the warning sign but you had better not. It got as warm as 11C (52F) yesterd(...)
12/20/1988
It's good weather for ducks. Grenadier Pond in High Park is free of ice, thanks to the unusually mild winter-and that's just as well: The surface is c(...)
It's good weather for ducks. Grenadier Pond in High Park is free of ice, thanks to the unusually mild winter-and that's just as well: The surface is c(...)
2/3/1975
Ducks that winter on Grenadier Pond in High Park get a handout from Annie Magansa, 15, and Alan Potter, 18, to disapproval of waterfowl biologist Robe(...)
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2/27/1974
Swans join wild kin. The Swans from Gairloch Gardens in east Oakville have joined the growing number of ducks and Canada geese wintering along Lake On(...)
Swans join wild kin. The Swans from Gairloch Gardens in east Oakville have joined the growing number of ducks and Canada geese wintering along Lake On(...)
2/20/1977
Waddle you bet? It's thin ice for us - but not for long if this weather continues - at High Park's Grenadier Ponds
Waddle you bet? It's thin ice for us - but not for long if this weather continues - at High Park's Grenadier Ponds
12/7/1976
Cold duck freed from the ice. Rescuing ducks and Canada geese frozen in the ice at the foot of Spadina Ave., Dale Griffin, 22, carries a mallard he ha(...)
Cold duck freed from the ice. Rescuing ducks and Canada geese frozen in the ice at the foot of Spadina Ave., Dale Griffin, 22, carries a mallard he ha(...)
2/4/1976
She can't quack, and she can't eat, but swimming around Grenadier Pond with beverage can pull-ring sealing her beak shut after she pecked at it, Ringo(...)
She can't quack, and she can't eat, but swimming around Grenadier Pond with beverage can pull-ring sealing her beak shut after she pecked at it, Ringo(...)
11/3/1971
Ducks on the ice wait hopefully for someone to dig a swimming hole
Ducks on the ice wait hopefully for someone to dig a swimming hole
1/4/1972
Well-schooled ducks: The Dunbarton Duck herds its latest brood of ducklings across a courtyard at a Pickering high school
Well-schooled ducks: The Dunbarton Duck herds its latest brood of ducklings across a courtyard at a Pickering high school
4/30/1986
A school of ducks? The Dunbarton Duck proudly displays the nine ducklings she hatched last week in an enclosed courtyard at Dunbarton High School in P(...)
A school of ducks? The Dunbarton Duck proudly displays the nine ducklings she hatched last week in an enclosed courtyard at Dunbarton High School in P(...)
4/28/1987
Crackers for quackers: Theresa scully, of Ireland, and grand daughter Keelin, 1, feed the ducks at Urban River Circle in Newmarket
Crackers for quackers: Theresa scully, of Ireland, and grand daughter Keelin, 1, feed the ducks at Urban River Circle in Newmarket
10/15/1992
Even Canada's wild ducks know a good thing when they find it, and several hundred winter annually along the Lakeshore and at Toronto Island. The Toron(...)
Even Canada's wild ducks know a good thing when they find it, and several hundred winter annually along the Lakeshore and at Toronto Island. The Toron(...)
26 May 1977