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We only stayed at the Kiosk Campground for two nights, so we didn’t have an opportunity to see a lot of wildlife. Sometimes we feel if we don’t see a moose or deer then we haven’t seen wildlife, but there is life all around us.

Green frog in the wetlands at Samuel De Champlain Provincial Park.

Chalk-fronted Corporal Dragonfly on the Wabashkiki Trail at Samuel De Champlain Provincial Park.

Obscure Pondweed Moth catching a ride on Chitra’s sweater.

One of many American Toad’s at Eau Claire Conservation Area.

Ebony Jewelwing Damselfly at the Eau Claire Conservation Area.

Another American Toad. Notice the different colour compared to the one pictured earlier.

Wanna-bee Hoverfly enjoying a St. John’s Wort flower

Canada Geese at the teenager stage, in front of our campsite. The first one I saw I didn’t realize it was a Canada Goose because it lack the darker colouring on its head.

Check out the colouring and feathers on this young Canada Goose. Made me look twice with the binoculars!.

Viper’s Bugloss moth on a Viper’s Bugloss plant. Although this plant can be found from the Alberta to Newfoundland, it is actually a European species that was brought to Canada in the 1600’s.