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KAKA Restaurant in downtown Toronto

Photo (March 5, 2019) © Jerome D'Costa

We don't know what 'KAKA' used in the name of this restaurant means. In the Maori language of New Zealand 'Kaka' is the name of a large parrot, in Hindi and Bengali languages, it means 'uncle,' and in an African language, it means 'King of Egypt.' Whatever, 'Kaka' is a good word. 

PhotoSpeak: A Bird, Its Eggs, And Its Birdlings

A bird incubating its eggs in its nest 
near a house doorway in Toronto

 Photo by Jerome D'Costa (May 2019)

These three eggs being incubated 
by the above-mentioned bird

 Photo by Joachim Romeo D'Costa (May 2019)

Newly-hatched birdlings eager 
to meet their hunger for food 

Photo by Joachim Romeo D'Costa (May 2019)

Birdlings are growing up

 Photo by Joachim Romeo D'Costa (June 2019)

Birdlings are more mature now,
they are about to fly out of their nest

  Photo by Joachim Romeo D'Costa (June 2019)

Birdlings have already left their nest
for the open world

 Photo by Joachim Romeo D'Costa (June 2019)

(Updated on June 18, 2019)

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Two Dhaka city cats at leisure
Photo (Dhaka: July , 1985) © Ujjal Peter D'Costa

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A hand protruding from a tree at the Green Gables Farm
in Cavendish of the Prince Edward Island, Canada!

(Photo (August 17, 2007) © Jerome D'Costa

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Children and their mothers in Dinajpur town are seeking warmth
on a winter morning by making a fire on a roadside

Photo (Dinajpur, Bangladesh: March, 1975) © Jerome D'Costa

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It is already two weeks that the garbage collectors in Toronto
are on strike for better pay package. A seagull is sitting on
a receptacle of uncollected garbage in the College Park

Photo (July 1, 2009) © Jerome D'Costa