The recovery of the peregrine falcon population in Canada may be the endangered species success story of all time. The post-second-war use of the pesticide DDT to…
Usually seen only in the far north, It’s the Great Gray Owl and this winter they have been spotted as far south as Thunder Bay and northern…
From woodpeckers to warblers, hawks to hummingbirds, our online Guide to North American Birds is a great resource for all of your bird curiosities. What do Hairy…
The gray jay has been named Canada’s national bird after tens of thousands of votes were cast online, ruffling the feathers of some ornithologists. Although Canada has…
from the Environment Canada website Loons are water birds like ducks, geese, and grebes, but they are classified separately by scientists. The five species are Red-throated Loon…
Dr. Jeff Wells, Senior Scientist at the Boreal Songbird Initiative brought his high tech recording gear for recording bird songs in the boreal forest to our Miminiska Lodge…
If you’re driving from Thunder Bay, north to our McKenzie Lake cabins and fly-in base, for your “fix” of nature and of course fishing – keep your…