Shubenacadie Sam

@ShubenacadieSam

Shadow Seen 2020, Nap enthusiast, Melon lover, Digger of tunnels, Weather Prognosticator of Shubenacadie Wildlife Park in Nova Scotia

Shubenacadie N.S.
wildlifepark.novascotia.ca
Joined December 2012
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  1. 20 hours ago

    I see familiar faces in this video

    Wee Wild Ones on the Web has a new episode out! Let's learn about together: . LS
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  2. 20 hours ago

    With all that wind in the region yesterday, this seems worth sharing. Quite the stormy year!

    Yesterday was the last official day of the 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season which was the most active on record with 30 named storms. Although the official season has come to an end, December named storms are still possible given the high level of activity this year
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  3. Nov 7

    So many beautiful people out enjoying this beautiful fall day at the park! We’re open Saturdays and Sundays 9-3 don’t miss out!

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  4. Oct 29

    A major misconception about bats is that they are a rodent like me but they aren’t a close relative at all! If all the bat species were grouped with all the rodent species we would make up nearly half of all mammal species!

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  5. Oct 28

    Did you know three species of bat that live in Nova Scotia are listed as endangered? Have you seen any bats? Be a and report your sighting by using the free iNaturalist app, or emailing Biodiversity@NovaScotia.ca, or logging it on

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  6. Oct 27

    Gosh I hope we don’t get a hurricane for Halloween! That would be quite the trick 👻 definitely not a treat 🍬

    Canadian Hurricane Centre keeping an eye on Zeta.
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  7. Oct 26

    As a tunnel expert I have to say this is beautiful!

    A new wildlife tunnel provides safe passage for deer and many other species across Highway 101.
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  8. Retweeted
    Oct 25

    White-nose syndrome, a fatal infection caused by a fungus, arrived in Nova Scotia in 2012 and reduced our bat population by around 95%. Data shows the population is slowly rebounding.

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  9. Oct 24

    Today’s the first of 3 Halloween weekends we have planned Oct 24, 25 & 31 from 9-3. I love seeing your costumes! Try our scavenger hunts and enjoy the festive displays!

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  10. Oct 16

    We wrapped up our videos with a tour of the diet prep building. Head to our Facebook page for this look

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  11. Oct 15

    Did you “nose” that today Oct 15th the last day of our “summer season”? That means we are closed tomorrow and for our “winter season” we are open weekends only from 9:00am-3:00pm.

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  12. Oct 12

    Happy Thanksgiving! I’m grateful for all the support we got from our visitors this year. It was great seeing everyone. Caught this guy visiting the turkey’s food bowl 🦃🐿 I’m not sure he was an invited guest

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  13. Oct 11

    Need to walk off a big meal this weekend? Looking to get out in nature to enjoy autumn? The park is open every day from 9:00-6:00

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  14. Oct 9

    This week’s features the who eat seeds, nuts, grains, insects and berries. You can watch the video on our Facebook page

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  15. Oct 2

    This week’s features our who is temporarily off display to stay safe from our cleaning chemicals. Check out the video on our Facebook page

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  16. Oct 1

    It’s Raccoons are so adaptable they have been able to thrive and expand their range in North America enormously! My favourite fact is that the raccoon family is closely related to the bear family!

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  17. Sep 30

    What goes up when the rain comes down? Umbrellas!

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  18. Sep 28

    This photo looks like a Should I request a ? I’m really trying to nail a

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  19. Sep 26

    The calm after the storm has been as beautiful as a peacock! The park is open daily 9:00am-6:00pm

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  20. Retweeted
    Sep 23

    If you find seabirds--on land--or injured birds from , you can contact and text them at 902-407-9453 for info on what to do. The Cobequid Wildlife centre also, web: or call (902) 893-0253 for guidance!

    Photo: Dovekie by Alix d'Entremont
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