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Birdwatching in BC Canada

Birdwatching

Diverse habitats offer a wealth of viewing opportunities

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With a prime position along the Pacific Flyway and a multitude of protected wildlife habitats, British Columbia is an exceptional place for birding.

Birdwatching enthusiasts will find hundreds of species in the grasslands, estuaries, mountain ranges, and rainforests of the province. Common sightings include iconic whiskey jacks (grey/Canada jay), bald eagles, great blue herons, and trumpeter swans. It’s a thrill to observe these fascinating creatures in their natural habitat.

Bald Eagle | Thompson Okanagan/Allen Jones

Look up and stay grounded on The BC Bird Trail. 

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Barn owl on Grouse Mountain | Tourism Vancouver/Kazutoshi Yoshimura
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