The 6 hectare Fletcher Wildlife Garden has a number of habitats: New Woods, Hedgerow, Amphibian Pond, Butterfly Meadow, Ash Woods, and Old Field habitat,. There are also other distinctive areas: the Ravine, Birch Grove, and the Backyard Garden (BYG) behind our Interpretive Centre, which has been designed to show people how they might garden to attract birds and other wildlife. These photos take you on a tour of the garden through the four seasons.

Spring, summer, autumn and winter photos have their own galleries. Please click on the photo to open up a whole new gallery of photos.

In addition to all the photos in the seasonal galleries, you can follow the Bill Holland trail as it winds through the garden, beginning at the Interpretive Centre. First we see the Amphibian pond. The pond, the New Woods,and the Hedgerow are all closely linked. Leaving the New Woods, we head to the Butterfly Meadow, then past the Birch Grove, around the Old field, to the Ash woods. From there we head north to the Ravine, then down the service road past the mallow bank into the Arboretum and back into the FWG at the Backyard Garden behind our Interpretive Centre.