Set #16 Spruce Bog Boardwalk Trail^**

This collection has been created as a memento of or in preparation for you Spruce Bog Trail visit. It includes one of each of the following:

SPRUCE BOG BOARDWALK TRAIL GUIDE
Algonquin Spruce Bog Ecology (1.5 km)
Located 42.5 km from the West Gate or 13.5 km from the East Gate along highway 60.
Numbered sections of text in this guide correspond to numbered posts along the trail.
The Spruce Bog Boardwalk trail is a 1.5 km, wheelchair-accessible loop which take you across two separate bogs, the Sunday Creek Bog and a small kettle bog. A very interesting trail introducing you to the history and ecology of Algonquin Park spruce bogs. Only .5 km from the highway access to the Visitor Centre (recommend driving due to highway). Traditionally a great trail to view some of Algonquin's northern bird species like the Spruce Grouse. 2020.

SPRUCE BOG TRAIL GUIDE CREST
Take home a souvenir of your Algonquin Park trail visit. Spruce Bog Trail represented by the howling wolf image. Great for your camping jacket or camp blanket. 5.08cm x 5.08cm

CHECKLIST AND SEASONAL STATUS OF THE BIRDS OF ALGONQUIN PROVINCIAL PARK
Newly revised 2018 edition. This publication features a list of all of the bird species that have been recorded within Algonquin Park, as well as their status (e.g. common, uncommon, rare) and the time of year when they are normally found. There is also information on recommended sites to go birding and to find some of Algonquin's specialties. 33 pages. Ron Tozer. 2018.

BIRDS OF ALGONQUIN PROVINCIAL PARK
Many visitors to Algonquin Park are unaware that it offers a unique opportunity for seeing and hearing the birds of Ontario. This book will introduce you to the main habitats of the Park and to many of the common species found here. Through colour photographs and short accounts we hope to encourage you to discover and enjoy birdwatching for yourself. 40 pages. Dan Strickland. 2016 (5th revised printing).

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