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A small owl sitting inside a tree cavity in Kelowna.
Two bald eagles perched on a bare tree branch against a background of blue mountains in Kelowna.
A bird with orange eyes and a dark feathered back floats on calm water in Kelowna.
A black and yellow bird perched on a bare branch against a clear blue sky.
Bird Watching

Bird Watching Tours in Kelowna: Guided Experiences

Bird watching in Kelowna offers a symphony of sights and sounds, a glimpse of nature's grand design.
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Conservation Efforts for Birds in Kelowna: How You Can Help

Kelowna is as a sanctuary for a diverse array of bird species.

Waterfowl Wonders: Bird Watching by Kelowna’s Lakes and Wetlands

Kelowna emerges as a paradise for birdwatchers, a place where the gentle symphony of birdsong fills the air against a backdrop of scenic landscapes.

Bird Watching Trails in Kelowna: A Trekker’s Paradise

Kelowna is emerging as a premier destination for bird watchers and trekkers alike.

Birding Events and Clubs in Kelowna: Join the Community

Kelowna is a paradise for bird enthusiasts.

Kelowna’s Bird Sanctuaries: Retreats for Avian Life

Amidst the serene landscapes of Kelowna, a symphony of chirps, warbles, and song fills the air, heralding the presence of a rich mix of avian life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Robert Lake, Maude Roxby Bird Sanctuary and Mission Creek Regional Park are excellent for bird watching.

The Maude Roxby Bird Sanctuary and Robert Lake are popular bird watching spots.

The Maude Roxby Bird Sanctuary, Rotary Lake and Robert Lake are great spots for bird watching.

Robert Lake, Maude Roxby Bird Sanctuary and Mission Creek Regional Park are excellent spots for bird watching.

Maude Roxby Bird Sanctuary and Robert Lake are popular bird-watching spots.

Robert Lake and Maude Roxby Bird Sanctuary are prime locations for bird watching.

Yes, local nature groups often organize guided bird watching tours, especially around the Maude Roxby Bird Sanctuary. Also, companies such as Okanagan Avocet Tours offer guided bird watching tours.

Yes, Okanagan Safari Tours, Sagebrush Tours and Okanagan Valley Discovery Tours offer guided wildlife tours.

Yes, the Maude Roxby Bird Sanctuary and Robert Lake are excellent spots for bird watching.

Yes, Johns Family Nature Conservancy Regional Park, Mission Creek Greenway and Maude Roxby Bird Sanctuary are great spots for bird watching. For more information, visit our Bird Watching section.

Commonly spotted wildlife includes deer, big horn sheep, bald eagles, and osprey.

Yes, groups like Central Okanagan Naturalists' Club offer guided bird watching outings.

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