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The mixed forests of the Saint Lawrence

 
 

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The mixed forests of the Saint Lawrence

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The mixed forests of the Saint Lawrence The mixed forests of the St. Lawrence By mixed, we mean made up of broad-leaved tress (birch, oak, maple, beech, ash, linden) and coniferous trees (spruce, pine, fir, etc.). © Bruno Perousse / Hoa Qui

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Along the Saint Lawrence, the forest consists both of broad-leaved trees and conifers with birches, maples, and pines. A multitude of animals find refuge in these different forests such as the beaver, porcupine and raccoons living side by side with caribou, roe deer, and moose. Black bears, wolves, red foxes and coyotes are the main predators. There are innumerable species of birds including the snowy owl, the snow goose, the barnacle-goose, the gannet, the kingfisher, the great blue heron and the blue jay.

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