:: NATURE IN CANADA - Fauna & Flora ::

Watching Nature is a new hobby for me.
So everyday it's new day to wake up to glorious chirping of songbirds.

The playful scampering of squirrels, the buzzing sounds of insects and the mesmerizing dance of butterflies right in my own backyard.

Such experiences are not uncommon for Canadians, as our yards become the stage for captivating wildlife spectacles.

We often witness a family of rabbits nibbling on fresh grass or experience the thrill of spotting a hummingbird sipping nectar from a vibrant flowers and insects buzzing and fluttering everywhere.

Canadian backyards provide essential habitats for numerous wildlife species, serving as safe havens for birds, mammals and insects.

Enjoying Nature in your own backyard.

In the hustle and bustle of modern life, our backyards often become overlooked sanctuaries of nature, teeming with diverse wildlife waiting to be discovered.

As we turn our attention to the enchanting realm of backyard fauna, it's essential to explore the wealth of biodiversity that graces our outdoor spaces.

Nature Stats in Canada

1. Avian Abundance: According to a study published in the Journal of Ornithology (Smith et al., 2020), the average backyard can attract up to 30 different species of birds, providing a haven for winged wonders.

2. Insect Insights: The National Wildlife Federation reports that a single backyard can support over 10,000 different species of insects, contributing to the delicate balance of local ecosystems.

3. Mammals: Surprisingly, even urban backyards can host small mammals like squirrels, chipmunks, raccoons, opossum, heir and even foxes.

How Can We Help?

1. Create Wildlife-Friendly Spaces: Plant native vegetation, install bird feeders, and provide water sources to attract and support local wildlife.

2. Sustainable Landscaping: Opt for native plants to attract local insects and animals, fostering a balanced and resilient ecosystem.

3. Limit Chemical Use: Minimize the use of pesticides and herbicides to protect the health of both fauna and flora in your own backyard.