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The cats rule East Vancouver. They’re everywhere…sidewalks, roads, hiding in doorways, supervising stores, sprawled out anywhere to have a bath.

The cats rule East Vancouver. They’re everywhere…sidewalks, roads, hiding in doorways, supervising stores, sprawled out anywhere to have a bath.

I love, love, love these birdhouses on the East side of Trout Lake. If not for the Farmer's Market being moved this season I might not have ever came across these... Thinking back, this actually kinda reminds me of THIS old monkey tree post.

The environmentally friendly installation Hibernators by Shirley Wiebe at the old Polar bear pit in Stanley Park is almost gone. The empty bear enclosure is a great piece of 60s architecture with bold shapes.

The cats rule East Vancouver. They’re everywhere…sidewalks, roads, hiding in doorways, supervising stores, sprawled out anywhere to have a bath.

The cats rule East Vancouver. They’re everywhere…sidewalks, roads, hiding in doorways, supervising stores, sprawled out anywhere to have a bath.

More than a year ago we showed you these "bee condos" that are part of a City of Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­program to help maintain the bee population. HERE is a detailed story from the Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­Sun about it.

The cats rule East Vancouver. They’re everywhere…sidewalks, roads, hiding in doorways, supervising stores, sprawled out anywhere to have a bath.

The cats rule East Vancouver. They’re everywhere…sidewalks, roads, hiding in doorways, supervising stores, sprawled out anywhere to have a bath.

The deal in Burnaby - squirrel tanning on my patio - YES!!!