I love Algonquin Park, one of my favourite places to go. Clint and I usually spend any where between 3-8 weeks camping here every year, it’s my place where I feel most at home. We know this Park pretty well, I don’t think there are too many spots we haven’t been to (along highway 60 at least). So last fall (2021) we were there about 23 days and it rained a lot with temperatures ranging from 8 Celsius to 15 Celsius, although, two different days it reached 20 and 21 Celsius so that was a bonus.
We were there so long I am going to break down our trip into several posts or this post would be super duper long. Most of the posts will be photos only so I hope you enjoy them.
We did lots of hiking, canoeing and photographing so I am going to leave you with a few of my photos to entice you to read all the Algonquin posts!
Juvenile Loon 
White Crowned Sparrow eating berries 
Seagull eating a fish he caught 
Madawaska River 
Highway 60 Corridor (road that runs through Algonquin Park) 
Chickadee 
Little Bird who shall remain nameless…… 
Duck ! 
Grey Jay (or Whiskey Jack)
Stay tuned for more Algonquin Park!
Trums Travels 
Really nice pictures
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thanks Ros! I love it there
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You take amazing photos, but these need to be in a wildlife magazine. Seriously!
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Oh I wish! But I fear there are many , many more that are more talented than I. But thank you Michele so much. 💕
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Fear not! There is talent out there, including you! 💖
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I enjoy seeing your photos Susan. You don’t need a narrative, your photos tell us about the wildlife you see at this beautiful park. The moose and its calf was my favorite, though I enjoyed seeing the bird photos as well, especially the Chickadee, one of my favorite birds.
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Moose are my absolute favourite to photograph. Chickadees are really cute.
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