Birds of the Peninsula

In eastern Quebec, stretching into the Atlantic, is the Gaspé Peninsula, a spit of land which for many birds, is the last refuge before the northern territories of Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador. Thanks to some ornithologists Gaspé, we observe closely the shores swallow and swallow white forehead. We also go in search of harlequin duck, Great cormorant and a mythical species that lives a worrying decline in recent years, the gannet.