A rare frozen phenomenon appeared on the coast of Lake Erie as icy conditions continued over the weekend.
Footage from the icy shores of the Lake on 18 February shows a formation of ice balls, also known as ice eggs, caught by Fort Erie fishing guide Kreze.
They are formed when a body of water breaks off pieces of ice and smooths them until they are spherical or egg-shaped
Ice balls can vary in colour depending on how muddy and turbulent the lake is. With enough time, the frozen balls can grow to become boulder size.
