Point Pelee National Park This 15–square–kilometre stretch of national park is one of the best spots in the world for diversity of species. It’s known for its spring and fall songbird migrations, and between August and October the monarch butterfly migration path can bring as many as 10,000 butterflies through the park every day.
Birds to look for Pelee is the warbler capital of Canada, so look out for golden–winged, orange–crowned and black–throated blue warblers, among others. Fall is also when more than 100,000 raptors migrate through the region, including peregrine falcons, bald eagles and osprey.