Wildlife Canada Guide

If you love wildlife and want to learn more about the natural world a good book can be a great place to start. These books are packed with amazing facts beautiful pictures and inspiring stories for nature lovers and those just beginning to appreciate wildlife.  We have nominated some of the best books for wildlife […]

The bobcat is a wild cat that lives in many parts of Canada. It has a short tail that looks cut off and pointy ears with tufts of fur. It’s about two times bigger than a house cat. Its fur helps it hide in nature. Bobcats like to hunt mostly when the sun is rising

The Beluga Whale lives in icy northern waters. Belugas have a round, bulging forehead called a “melon,” which helps them make different sounds. Due to their wide vocal range, these whales are often nicknamed “sea canaries.” The Beluga whale, also known as the white whale, is a friendly and social marine mammal. They can be

Blue Jays have bright blue feathers and make loud noises. They can be found in woods, parks, and yards. Blue Jays are smart and can copy sounds other birds make. They like to eat nuts, seeds, and bugs. It’s fun to watch a Blue Jay eat from a bird feeder. These birds frequently roam in

The Whooping Crane is a very tall bird with long black legs, a neck, and a long straight black beak. It is a rare bird species and a long-living bird in Canadian wildlife. These cranes typically mate for life and return to their same nesting territory each year to raise new chicks. The whooping crane

The Snowy Owl is a big white bird with bright yellow eyes. It lives in very cold places up north. It is famous for its pretty white feathers. These owls hunt mostly at night and eat small animals like mice. They fly very well and can go far. They are often seen sitting on the

The American White Pelican is a big white bird with a long orange beak. These birds often float smoothly over lakes and rivers looking for fish and capture it with their big beaks. White Pelicans like to be with other Pelicans. These birds travel far distances in warm weather and when it gets cold, they

The Wolverine is a tough, furry, strong, and fierce animal. It’s about the size of a dog but much stronger. It can hunt animals bigger than itself and live in cold places up north. They possess dense fur to stay warm along with blade claws for hunting and climbing. Even though they’re small, but still

The Snowshoe Hare is a small, furry animal found in Canada. It has large hind feet that help it move easily on snow. Its fur turns white to blend in with the snowy surroundings during winter while in summer, it turns brown to match the forest floor. They are known for their speed and quickness,

Bighorn sheep are a type of wild sheep living in Canada and come in a class of mammals. They have large, curved horns, and they can weigh up to 30 pounds. They are grazing animals and move from an area of low grass to an area of fresh grass. Rams (Male Bighorn sheep) in Canada