Anna’s Hummingbirds may be common along the Pacific Coast, but they are always a treat to see. They have iridescent emerald feathers and rose-pink throats, often referred to as “flying jewelry”.

The Downy Woodpecker is one of the smaller woodpeckers, even joining in flocks of chickadees and nuthatches.

Common Loons are a lovely sight on the lake, with their piercing red eyes and black and white feathers.

The Great Blue Heron is one of the loveliest birds to catch sight of in the wild, with their distinct stance, motionless and intense.

The Cooper’s Hawk is ranked among the world’s most talented flyers, soaring agilely through cluttered tree canopies.

The Northern Pygmy-Owl may be small in size, but it makes up for this with its talented hunting.

Douglas Squirrels are relatively small, measuring about 30 cm, of which nearly half is their tail.

Snowshoe Hares are found in every province and territory in Canada.