Discover a circuit composed of 10 stations of interest, from Brome Lake to the agricultural plain, upstream from the nature reserve. An expedition of about 1.5 to 2 hours.
A canoe/kayak trip on Quilliams Creek, in the center of the Quilliams-Durrull Nature Reserve, provides an opportunity for extraordinary discoveries in a unique environment where the biodiversity of the ecosystems will amaze you.
Outdoor enthusiasts, canoeists and kayakers are invited to discover the wonders of this enchanting place, while respecting nature.
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Discover this duck in Brome Lake
Many naturalists and hunters consider the Wood Duck(Aix sponsa) to be the most beautiful duck in North America, if not the world. The male, in the nuptial plumage that he wears from October to June, surpasses in beauty all his congeners. Their wings are very characteristic. Attached to the wing above the wrist, the primary remiges, which are the ten outermost flight feathers, are dark in color. The outer vexillae of these feathers appear to have been sprayed with aluminum paint, a unique feature among North American ducks.
