Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park - Fauna

Fauna

The following species have been identified in the park:

  • 13 amphibians and 12 reptiles, of which 5 are provincially rare, including the endangered Northern Ribbon Snake
  • 117 bird species, of which 6 are provincially rare. 23 species are known to breed inside the park.
  • 17 mammals, such as American Black Bear, American Beaver, and Moose
  • 63 invertebrates, of which 8 are provincially rare
  • at least 8 fish species, such as rainbow, lake, and brook trout, largemouth and smallmouth bass.

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