Sechelt Marsh is a Birding Hotspot on the Sunshine Coast

Sunshine Coast: Sechelt Duck MarshSechelt Marsh is a brackish oasis for wildlife that live on and migrate along British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast.  Common birds like woodpeckers and  red-winged blackbirds are frequently seen and heard, but many rarities have turned up here as well. It’s a must-stop for birding enthusiasts traveling along Hwy 101 on the Sunshine Coast.

Getting There: Follow Hwy 101 into Sechelt, BC, then take a right on Wharf Street. The marsh is a few blocks beyond Porpoise Bay Road.

What other bloggers are saying about Sechelt Marsh:

“Many ducks have been spotted including Canvasback, both the Redhead & Tufted Duck, and Blue-winged & Cinnamon Teal.”

Read more about Sechelt Marsh at Everything Sunshine Coast.

 photo: Sechelt duck marsh by Jordan Oram.
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