Sounds of Nature
Island Lake Conservation Area is home a number of animal species. If you listen to everything that’s happening around you, you may hear the banjo like “twang” of a green frog or the melodic “oak-a-lee” call of the red-winged blackbird.
Here are some of the sound you may hear at Island Lake Conservation Area, from the resident wildlife:
Great Blue Heron (mp3 sound clip)
Courtesy of Dave Gammon’s Nature Sounds
Black-capped Chickadee (mp3 sound clip)
Courtesy of Dave Gammon’s Nature Sounds
Black-capped Chickadee (mp3 sound clip)
Courtesy of Dave Gammon’s Nature Sounds
Downy Woodpecker (mp3 sound clip)
Courtesy of Dave Gammon’s Nature Sounds
Canada Goose (mp3 sound clip)
Courtesy of Dave Gammon’s Nature Sounds
Blue Jay (mp3 sound clip)
Courtesy of Dave Gammon’s Nature Sounds
Red-winged Blackbird (mp3 sound clip)
Courtesy of Dave Gammon’s Nature Sounds
Yellow Warbler (mp3 sound clip)
Courtesy of Dave Gammon’s Nature Sounds
Wood Duck (mp3 sound clip)
Courtesy of Dave Gammon’s Nature Sounds
Wood Frog (mp3 sound clip)
Courtesy of Nature North
Green Frog (mp3 sound clip)
Courtesy of Nature North
