Killbear Birds

Some other birds found in Killbear Provincial Park in June. Red-eyed Vireos are everywhere. They are probably the most numerous bird in the park along with American Redstarts.

Cedar Waxwings can often be found in pairs in and around the beaver ponds.

Scarlet Tanagers, although not observed as much as these other birds, can also be found near the beaver ponds and heron rookery.

Yellow-bellied Sapsucker

Killbear Provincial Park has a good variety of woodpeckers. Pileated, Red-headed, Red-bellied, Hairy, Downy, Northern Flickers and Yellow-bellied sapsuckers can all be observed easily over a couple hours birding. In fact most mornings and evenings we had Sapsuckers and Pileated right in our campsite.

Happy Canada Day