McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve
The McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve is a great place to spend your afternoon. This reserve is located in Oshawa and was created in 1990 to protect two ponds that were in danger of being developed into a housing community. The reserve is home to natural habitats and is frequented by birds, trees, and many other animals that you can enjoy looking at.
Accessing the reserve is free of charge and opens at 6:00 AM throughout the week. The reserve is clean, with no litter being left behind. The reserve is home to almost 400 different varieties of plants, trees, shrubs, and wildflowers, which are protected here. The reserve is also home to a number of different animals, including ducks and Canadian geese that you can see from the shore.
The waters of McLaughlin Bay are home to a variety of saltwater fish, and many other types of wildlife. The lake is also home to turtles and small snakes. You can see the lake from the dock or take an afternoon walk along its boardwalk. Along with the wildlife, you will also see many kinds of birds that you can observe in their habitats.
The boardwalk is about 50 meters long and offers a great view of the lake and its surrounding area. If you are interested in taking pictures, this is a good place to do so. You can buy photos from the gift shop, or view them online if you are at home. McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve is one of the best hiking spots in Oshawa. The reserve offers great views of both city and the countryside and is a great place to spend your day.
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