New! Bird inventory of Carlington Woods available to download as a checklist on your next hike. We know it’s far from complete, so keep those observations coming!
Carlington Park has a diverse resident population of animals, birds, insects, and reptiles, as well as other animals who commute to the Park for food.
Listed below are just some of the animal species that can be found in Carlington Park and the Clyde Woods portion of the EPA. We’ll keep adding to it, so if there’s an animal – bird, mammal, insect, reptile, amphibian – that should be on the list, let us know.
Honey bee on raspberry flower 
Eastern milk snake 
American goldfinch 
One of the park’s many crows 
Junco (?) 
Red squirrel 
Mourning dove
| American goldfinch |
| American redstart |
| Bank swallow |
| Barn swallow |
| Bat (little brown, tri-coloured, big brown) |
| Blackburnian warbler |
| Black capped chickadee |
| Black crowned night heron |
| Blue jay |
| Brown thrasher |
| Bumblebee (varieties) |
| Cardinal |
| Cedar waxwing |
| Chimney swift |
| Chipmunk |
| Chipping sparrow |
| Common nighthawk |
| Crow |
| Downy woodpecker |
| Eastern milk snake |
| European starling |
| Grackle |
| Grey catbird |
| Honey bee (varieties) |
| Merlin |
| Monarch butterfly |
| Mouse (house, field) |
| Pileated woodpecker |
| Red-tailed hawk |
| Robin |
| Song sparrow |
| Squirrel (black, grey, red) |
| Swallowtail butterfly |
| Vole |
Welcome to Carlington Park 