Kawartha Wildlife Centre
After fall migration is over, and most birds have flown to find warm refuge further south, mammals are left to
Read moreAfter fall migration is over, and most birds have flown to find warm refuge further south, mammals are left to
Read more“Spring is the time of plans and projects” – Leo Tolstoy Step outside and take a deep breath; smell that?
Read moreKawartha Wildlife Centre Watch your speed! Porcupines are well adjusted for defense against wild predators but their slow-moving ways make
Read moreKawartha Wildlife Centre One of our most popular birds, Northern Cardinals brighten our days with color and clear (and loud!)
Read moreThe Common Loon, also called the great northern diver, is a national symbol of Canadian wildlife and is one of
Read moreWoodpeckers use their powerful beaks to drill into dead and dying trees, looking for insects or carving out a cavity
Read moreAs we celebrate spring and the return of migrating birds, please help our birds this season by making your windows
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