Today is Thanksgiving Monday in Canada (yes, quite a bit earlier than the US version!). This time of year is my favourite: the cool, crisp air, fall colours, and the striking sense of decay and change. It’s also a nice opportunity to eat yummy food and spend time with family and friends. I’m currently away enjoying this time with my extended family, and therefore decided to bring you a few of my favourite photographs of autumn in my part of the world.
Hiking in a local forest.
Pumpkin season!
Some of the local fauna – active on warm fall days!
Early morning at my in-laws place in Ontario
A country road, 10 minutes from where I live.
Near my office, at McGill’s Macdonald Campus
Arthropod Ecology 
Great shots! It has been a long time since I have seen Ontario in the fall.
I am also visiting family, but today will be the day I get out to enjoy the weather (and go mushroom picking).
Thanks Sean! Hope your mycology efforts were successful.
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