Experience the Wildlife of the RM of Grahamdale

Mammals

• Large Game: Keep your eyes peeled for iconic Canadian species like moose, elk, and white-tailed deer.
• Predators: The region's dense boreal forests are also the territory of larger predators such as black bear, timber wolf, and the elusive cougar. Smaller carnivores, like the coyote, red fox, fisher, and lynx, are also present.
• Small Animals: A walk through the woods might reveal the industrious beaver, a scurrying squirrel, or a shy muskrat.

Birds

The Interlake is a birder's paradise, located on a major migratory flyway.

• Waterfowl: Large populations of geese and ducks frequent the region's wetlands, with thousands of birds migrating through each spring and fall.
• Upland Birds: Sharp-tailed and ruffed grouse can be spotted in the mixed woodlands and fields.
• Raptors: Watch the skies for majestic birds of prey, including the occasional bald eagle.
• Water Birds: The nearby Lake Manitoba shores are home to colonial water birds such as white pelicans and various species of gulls.

Viewing and safety

• Respect wildlife: Observe animals from a safe distance and never feed them.
• Seasonal changes: The type of wildlife you see can change with the seasons. Spring is prime for spotting young animals, while fall brings spectacular bird migrations.
• Guided experiences: For an enhanced viewing experience, consider connecting with local nature guides or exploring one of the area's Wildlife Management Areas.