Starting left to right from downtown Gatineau, Quebec sweeping across the Ottawa river and over to Parliament Hill, downtown Ottawa. It's quaint to hear the call of geese (35sec) in the background.

It's not un-common in winter to see caribou on the Trans-Labrador Highway.

A murder of crows fly past, with dozens upon dozens of birds in the murder.

A small flock of birds fly low to the ocean not far from the Prince Edward Island shoreline, as waves crash against the rocks.

The Northern Penninsula of Newfoundland is -Internationally Recognized- due to the High Density of Moose in the Area, with nearby Roddickton known as the 'Moose Capital of The World'. Check-out: www.StBrendansMotel.com History and Adventure at Your Doorstep!

Canadian geese basking in the warmth of the sun down by the Ottawa River.

It is common to see migrating pods of Minke Whales and Humpback Whales from the shoreline at various times throughout Spring and Summer, off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador.

A common sight on the Northern Penninsula is the Newfoundland Moose.

Whale watching boat tours are a popular draw for tourists, as Minke and Humpback whales pass along the coast of Newfoundland each Spring and Summer.

Two Newfoundland Moose walking into the bush on the Northern Penninsula of Newfoundland - known to be the Moose Capital of the World due to the high density of Moose in the area.