Lac Du Bois Grasslands Trailhead, Kamloops, BC, Canada
Lac Du Bois Grassland is a protected area located in Kamloops, BC. It is one of the best places for fishing, hiking and bird watching activities. It has a complex geology and mixture of grassland and has many small lakes and hidden ponds.
We can also see various species on this grassland like California bighorn sheep, black bear, and rattlesnake. It is a wonderful spot for birdwatchers and there are a variety of endangered bird species, such as Burrowing Owls within the confines of the reserve.
The grasslands is home to many bird-of-prey, such as hawks, eagles and falcon. It also supports a great variety of food choices for the large raptors; the wide expanse of the open grasslands, makes it easy for them to spot and catch their food.
The Burrowing Owls Society has developed several artificial burrows in and around Kamloops. We can also see various subspecies of owl like Flammulated Owl, also in this area. Lac Du Bois is one of the main hubs for bird viewing at the time of the year.
Peterson Creek, Kenna Cartwright, Cinnamon Ridge, McArthur Island, and Mount Buse trail are other options for birdwatching, while you are in the Kamloops area.