Kawartha Wildlife Centre

After fall migration is over, and most birds have flown to find warm refuge further south, mammals are left to

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Prickly Patients

Kawartha Wildlife Centre Watch your speed! Porcupines are well adjusted for defense against wild predators but their slow-moving ways make

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Safe Bird Feeding Practices

Kawartha Wildlife Centre One of our most popular birds, Northern Cardinals brighten our days with color and clear (and loud!)

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The Common Loon

The Common Loon, also called the great northern diver, is a national symbol of Canadian wildlife and is one of

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Woodpeckers – Did You Know?

Woodpeckers use their powerful beaks to drill into dead and dying trees, looking for insects or carving out a cavity

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Make Your Windows Bird Safe

As we celebrate spring and the return of migrating birds, please help our birds this season by making your windows

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