The following is a list of the bird species that may be observed in Golden Ears Provincial Park. The status of each species is indicated by an abundance level in each of four seasons. The standard four letter code is shown for each species.
Many species are likely more abundant than listed.
By visiting different habitats, you will see a greater variety of birds. Even though birds may be found throughout the park, the following locations include a range of habitats and offer a variety of viewing opportunities. Mike Lake, including the surrounding forest, is the best birding locale in the park, including waterfowl, vireos, warblers, Common Loon and Pied-billed Grebe. Flycatching birds seen in drowned trees include Cedar Waxwing, Willow Flycatcher and swallows. There is a boardwalk through this interesting bog site, where the insect-eating sundew plant grows.