Activity Date: May – September An introduction of our destination: Point Pelee National Park, located in the southwest of Ontario, 50 km southeast of Windsor, is the southernmost, youngest and most unique park in Canada. Enter the park, there is a free 20 minute shuttle bus for everyone to visit the southernmost tip. Towards the end, the land into a clear inverted triangle shape into the lake, as the intersection of the two kinds of water, we can clearly see the intersection of the dividing line. Point Pelee National Park is a good place for migration of birds. Its geographical environment, climate, soil and sand dunes by the lake are suitable for the growth of a wide variety of flowers and trees. It also attracts rare insects, as well as animal habitats. This is the only way to go through the Spring and Autumn Migration each year. Therefore, “the park the birds built” reputation. There are a variety of animal and plant forms, wetlands, Karolina state jungle forests, South American pastures and seaside beaches, making it a large number of animals including squirrels, raccoons, weasels, minks, snakes and a total of more than 100 species of birds Classes include habitats