From its piercing call to its flared red shoulders, the Red-winged Blackbird owns the marsh and announces that spring has truly arrived.
Animals & Wildlife
With its signature black mask and bright yellow chest, the Common Yellowthroat is the marshland skulker you’ll hear before you ever see.
Want to attract more birds and capture stunning photos right in your backyard? Learn how to set up your bird feeder for the best results, including tips on location, lighting, natural perches, and creating a safe, bird-friendly environment. Perfect for amateur photographers looking to enhance their backyard bird photography setup.
Calm, confident, and stylish—the Black-throated Blue Warbler brings a composed presence and bold contrasts to Point Pelee’s spring songbird mix.
The American Redstart is a warbler with flair—flashing fiery tail feathers as it darts through Point Pelee’s trees in a blur of motion and color.
The Prothonotary Warbler lights up the dark understory of Point Pelee like a golden flame—rare, radiant, and unforgettable to photograph.
Every spring, the Black-and-white Warbler makes its bold return to Point Pelee, creeping along tree trunks like a feathered acrobat and signaling the arrival of peak migration season.
Black and White Rhinos are powerful, ancient, and awe-inspiring—two species with distinct personalities that deserve a spot in every photographer’s portfolio.
Photographing big cats in the wild is one of the most thrilling experiences a wildlife photographer can have—but without the right preparation, it’s easy to miss the moment
The Lilac-breasted Roller is a flying explosion of color and one of the most photogenic birds you’ll encounter in the African wild.
Did you know that Africa offers abundant opportunities to capture stunning images of birds in their natural habitats? Here are some reasons why Africa is an excellent destination for bird photography.
Red Foxes are masters of adaptation—graceful, clever, and always camera-ready, whether trotting across tundra or vanishing into tall grass.