OBSERVATIONS OF BIRDS AND LARGE MARINE ANIMALS

In the provinces of Canada, which are located on the shores of the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, excursions and cruises to observe large marine animals and ornithological tours are very popular.

Today, the province of Newfoundland and Labrador is considered one of the best places in the world for observing large marine life and birds. Every year, from May to September, about 22 species of whales come to coastal waters. Here you can see humpback whales, minke whales, finals, sperm whales, dolphins and harp seals. Thousands of seagulls, terns, eels, guillemots, car washes, northern boobies and cormorants live on the coasts of the province, as well as eagles, eagles and ospreys. Excursions (in detail) along the provincial coast are arranged from the capital city of St. Johns. Continue reading →