Thank you for bringing me back to my favorite place.

It shelters many colonies of birds: oyster-magpie, puffin, petrel fulmar, tournepierre with collar, tern pierregarin

Take your binocular, and observe black geese, shelducks, oystercatcher, avocets, herons, spoonbills… More than 330 different species have been identified here!

Pacific green turtles seasonally burry eggs in the tiny white sand beach, where you may also encounter crabs, a strayed blue heron or an oystercatcher.

Pacific green turtles seasonally burry eggs in the tiny white sand beach, where you may also encounter crabs, a strayed blue heron or oystercatcher.

The last guest of our list is the oystercatcher, that feeds on crustaceans and molluscs, whose shell breaks thanks to its powerful beak.

Pacific green turtles seasonally burry eggs in the tiny white sand beach, where you may also encounter crabs, a strayed blue heron or an oystercatcher.

During the nesting season, Pacific green turtles come to lay and bury their eggs on the tiny white sand beach, where you might also encounter crabs, the occasional strayed blue heron or oystercatcher.

Pacific green turtles seasonally burry eggs in the tiny white sand beach, where you may also encounter crabs, a strayed blue heron or an oystercatcher.

Pacific green turtles seasonally burry eggs in the tiny white sand beach, where you may also encounter crabs, a strayed blue heron or oystercatcher.

Pacific green turtles seasonally burry eggs in the tiny white sand beach, where you may also encounter crabs, a strayed blue heron or oystercatcher.

The milder climate of the west coast of the continent enables species such as the American Oystercatcher Haematopus palliatus to live year-round on the coast of British Columbia.

During the nesting season, Pacific green turtles come to lay and bury their eggs on the tiny white sand beach, where you might also encounter crabs, the occasional strayed blue heron or oystercatcher.