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Connecticut Warblers are late migrants, often arriving once the forest is fully leafed out. The best way to find them is by their song – if you can learn their pretty song, you may just find one. natureinstruct.org/dendroica/spec…

Daily Migration Update - May 18, 2025 ow.ly/eKQ550VUFvC

#DYK that the first confirmed sighting of Northern Mockingbird in Canada was from Point Pelee? They are known to sing all day…and all night long, mimicking other bird songs. natureinstruct.org/dendroica/spec…

King Rails are one of the most elusive birds in Point Pelee’s marsh. Most active after dusk, they are more often heard than seen. natureinstruct.org/dendroica/spec…

Daily Migration update - May 19, 2025 ow.ly/BKCv50VV4H2

As the Festival comes to a close, we’d like to thank everyone who came out and made it such a great success. And remember, even though the Festival has ended, bird migration will continue for a couple more weeks this spring.

Check out our updated hours of operation! Learn more: parks.canada.ca/pn-np/on/pelee…

Birds aren’t the only migrants this time of year. Other species, including Red Bats, are also on the move!

Join us on June 7 for an uplifting Wellness Walk that’s all about movement, wellness, and reconnecting with nature! Registration required. Learn more: parks.canada.ca/pn-np/on/pelee…

Pelee is home to thicket which makes a great habitat for species like the Yellow Breasted Chat! Chats build their nests in native shrubs such as Roughleaf Dogwood and Staghorn Sumac.

It is Canadian Environment Week! Are you looking for a way to help #BeatPlasticPollution? Why not help us Team up to Clean up the Shore right here at Point Pelee National Park! #EnviroWeek parks.canada.ca/pn-np/on/pelee…

June is Pride Month - a time to recognize and highlight the resilience, talent and contributions of the #2SLGBTQI+ communities. We’re proud that inclusivity is celebrated at Parks Canada administered places including #PointPeleeNP!

Today is world bicycle day and it’s the perfect time to come for a bike ride here at Point Pelee! Remember, the Ontario Highway Traffic Act still applies within the park and visitors must obey all rules of the road.

The Cattail Cruiser is ready to return for its 27th season! That’s right: freighter canoe tours are back at the Marsh! Beginning this weekend, join a Parks Canada interpreter on a paddle through the marsh. Learn more: ow.ly/Bb0v50JVfQU

Remember: you can come down to the Visitor Centre tomorrow at 10:30 am to join us for a Wellness Walk. Registration required. Learn more: parks.canada.ca/pn-np/on/pelee…

Today is National Trails Day! What’s your favorite trail here at #PPNP? Pictured: Woodland Trail

This driftwood may not look like much, but it serves as important habitat for many creatures, such as small reptiles and amphibians, and small mammals! If you come across driftwood during your visit to the park, please leave it as you found it.

Happy Father’s Day to all the fathers and father figures out there! Bring dad to #PointPeleeNP this weekend to celebrate!

We’ve got a Dark Sky Night this Saturday! On June 21, the park will be open until midnight. The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada will also be onsite with telescopes to facilitate star gazing. parks.canada.ca/pn-np/on/pelee…

In honour of National Indigenous History Month, head down to the Visitor Centre to check out the indigenous history display developed by Caldwell First Nation!