James Lorimer & Company
117 Peter Street M5V0M3 Toronto, ON, Canada

Did you know? Though the horned lark’s "horns" aren’t always visible, you can identify it by its unique walk, which differs from the hop of many small birds. The horned lark breeds across Southern Ontario, and can be observed-year round. It is often spotted in open areas with little vegetation. Join us in the coming weeks as we try to spot our favourite Ontario birds, all included in the Lorimer Field Guide to 225 Ontario Birds. Happy birdwatching!

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Did you know? The pileated woodpecker can be so aggressive when chiseling away at trees that it can weaken the tree to falling point. Visible year-round across Southern Ontario, this bird is Canada's largest woodpecker and can be drawn to backyard bird feeders. Join us in the coming weeks as we try to spot our favourite Ontario birds, all included in the Lorimer Field Guide to 225 Ontario Birds. Happy birdwatching!

This map shows some of the best spots to explore Toronto's vast network of ravines and forests. For expert tips on getting outdoors this winter, check out Toronto's Ravines and Urban Forests. Use code RAVINES20 for 20% off on publisher site.

Congrats to Lorimer authors who made the Hill Time's Best Books in 2020 list: Mariana Valverde and Alexandra Flynn for Smart Cities in Canada, and Evelyn L. Forget for Basic Income for Canadians!