In 1968, my family visited the Maritimes and I remember visiting the Shubenacadie Provincial Wildlife Park. The park is very different now but the wide variety of animals is the same.
Feeding time
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| There were lots of deer |
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| Ilse feeding a deer. They know when and who is feeding them. |
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| Bev's turn. |
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| Al has two handfuls of food. |
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| A herd of deer moving across their large territory |
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| The male watching over the herd |
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| "Ok, I see you. We're moving on." |
Birds of a Feather
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| Canada Goose and a duck |
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| Black Swan |
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| Diving for food |
Female and male Peafowl
Showing my good side
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| White Swans |
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| An emu |
A mother Moose and two babies
A grey wolf
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| A Bobcat |
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| Ponies meandering through their field |
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| A Reindeer |
An Arctic Wolf
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| A Raccoon |
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| A skunk sleeping. Both the raccoon and skunk can be a pest in any neighbourhood. |
Guess what this animal is? A flat broad tail and sharp teeth, good even to chew through tree trunks.
It is the Canadian national animal. Yes, it is a beaver.
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| An Otter playing in his own pool. |
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| Two American Bald Eagles |
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| A Barn Owl |
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| A Black bear |
This is a great wildlife park for the whole family to see some of the animals of Canada up close. You could spend many days at the park just watching the animals.
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