The Northwest Angle area is rich in bird life; 275 species spend some time here each year, ranging from numerous white pelicans, loons, eagles, and ospreys to the more rarely seen Connecticut warbler, common tern, and Great Gray owl. Because of the great geographical variety of this Canadian Shield lake, birds that prefer the shoreline, diving ducks, as well as birds that inhabit coniferous and deciduous forests, are all able to find the habitat of their preference.

In addition, there are several rookeries of gulls, pelicans, cormorants, and Great Blue herons in our vicinity. Beginning birdwatchers will find the diversity of species exciting. For the experienced birder, the Northwest Angle offers a great opportunity to add some of the more sought after species to their life list.

Scenic and bird watching boat tours can be arranged at the resort.

Following is just a small collection of pictures of the sites you will see while at Jake's Northwest Angle: