Nick "Big Stretch" Davis

#BirdOfTheDay is #Branched, birds on thin branches. The Alt theme is #Grounded, birds standing on the ground Here’s one of each! A palm warbler hanging loose and a red-tailed hawk going for a jog in a cemetery.

No great love lost between Beaches-East York and Brad Bradford

SAD SADFORD

Oh man Bradford’s former riding went 65% Chow. That’s a fun twist of the knife.

Bless you, giant poll drop, I can finally breathe out.

Today's #BirdOfTheDay theme is #OnOneLeg, birds balancing on one leg. Big mama red-tailed hawk does a big stretch while supervising her kiddos (out of frame, eating the squirrel she just brought em)

I don’t really pay much attention to the 4 favourites on my Letterboxd, because I know my tastes are all over the place and change with the winds. I just put up whatever last thing I have 5 stars and knock off the oldest. Just went to see what I got on there and uhhh am I okay

Toronto folks! I ended up with an extra ticket to LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM at Revue 930p tonight - it's free if you want it, let me know 🐍🐍🐍 revuecinema.ca/films/dumpst...

Claymation ass animal

three days until vacation.... must.... focus mind, not daydream about... birdwatching and eating sushi

Bike Lane Standoff Continues on Bloor St. W. in TO as Construction Crews Forced to Leave Again #safecycling #saferroads #ebikes tinyurl.com/yt9mf5n5

Today’s #BirdOfTheDay theme is: #Seasonal; any shot from Autumn. A yellow-rumped warbler greets the sunrise from the branches of a dead-leafed tree.

I miss William Friedkin

#Black&White is the #BirdOfTheDay theme, any bird with black and white plumage. Enjoy this black and white warbler from fall migration.

For my taste, the Killing and Eyes Wide Shut slip in between Dr Strangelove and the Shining, but otherwise it's nice to feel like the average Kubrick enjoyer 👍

I have truly Seen Everything and am a changed man.

Go to your camera and search ‘boat’ and post one that you like. Lake Ontario after freezing over last year, me playing around with the new camera.

The time has come to See Everything.

Today’s #BirdOfTheDay is #Turdidae, great excuse to share this eastern bluebird I saw yesterday. Not the greatest photos but these are relatively rare in these parts (the first I’ve seen in person!) and I’ve always loved them!

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watched the first episode of The Rebecca Ferguson Show (Silo)

The Superman No Smoking Ad, but I lost the audio track and dubbed it from memory

Had a wonderful #OctoberBigDay in Tommy Thompson Park, charting 52 species and 7 new lifers! Here are some highlights 🪶

An all bangers edition of #LastFourWatched My favourite J-horror A chill and normal hang out with new friends An anti-war drama with more harps than you’d expect in an anti-war drama Wherein we finally get Mahershala a sword

Any American Verhoeven movie really. Going farther back I’d say Bertolucci’s The Conformist is the earliest version I’ve seen that accurately depicts the victimized mentality coupled with the craven cowardice we see from right wingers. It’s big coup de grace is realizing how lame they are.

Desperate Brad Bradford adds another Brad to his name

The music of Seinfeld, divorced from the show itself, is nothing short of disgusting. Imagine if the show didn’t exist but the music somehow did. Hearing it, your face would twist in angry revulsion

Today's #BirdOfTheDay theme is #BlueWater, birds surrounded by blue water. Going with this young Northern Shoveler to celebrate the migration bringing these ducks our way.

Technicality no down boo over

On this day in 1929, Graeme Ferguson was born in Toronto. An experimental filmmaker, he was a co-founder of IMAX. He served as president of IMAX from 1970 to 1990. He was awarded a Special Achievement Genie in 1983 and the Order of Canada in 1992. 📸 Roger Scruggs

The perfect UI doesn’t exi—

Tough call. Either the office fur trappers or The Beard.

"bull fart" art piece by Chinese contemporary artist Chen Wenling (2009)

when it comes to riding a bus I’m number 1!!!

"Facsimile is jettisoned for narrative truth in a story about truth’s fungibility, where the blurry lines between fact and fiction are manifest in the very idea of performance." for the newsletter, i wrote about reality, and Lance Oppenheim's Primetime

If you’re a vegetarian, can you eat plant-type Pokémon? Like… you could eat the flowering part of the venusaur, sure, but like can I just mow down on an oddish or vileplume that are, potentially, entirely plant matter? Or is a part of them meat?

DO NOT SEEK THE TREASURE One of my favorite scenes from O Brother Where Art Thou. I figured I should try to draw all 3 of the Soggy bottom boys, why not. #art #comic

*very Scott Aukerman voice*

Primetime was everything I'd hoped for. Not mentioned in my review: the soundtrack is excellent. There's a Herrmann-esque quality to the whole thing. The straight strings parts are the most obvious--so crunchy and full of texture--but even the parts with electronics behind it don't lose that core.

Got to see Ramon Kataquapit speak as a founder of Okiniwak a few days ago. This guy gets it and is able to relate these giant situations complicated by our governments to everyday issues. Give this guy you attention!! (and money)

this week in the newsletter: thoughts on Mildred Pierce (1945), grey floors, the lighting in Obsession, and our crisis of style

Today's #BirdOfTheDay alt theme is #BirdStare Any bird captured staring right back at you! Saw this merlin trying to make sense of the birder group staring at him... #birds