bird is a frequent summer bird to the park, found on Dabbs, Ironwood, Kinnaird, Jackson, Seibert, Shaw, and Touchwood Lakes. The northeast corner of Pinehurst Lake was found to have the highest concentration of birds. Most of the birds depart the area my late September. The American white pelican is very sensitive to disturbances at nest sites, often resulting in complete abandonment. Double-crested cormorant. This bird appears more frequently in the Park and Recreation area in the fall. During the summer, individuals have only been sighted on Kinnaird and Pinehurst Lakes. Nearby nesting colonies are found on Lac La Biche and Frog Lake. The double-crested cormorant was once an endangered species in Alberta, although it has since been removed from the endangered species list. Great blue heron. The great blue heron is a common summer resident in Lakeland Provincial Park and Recreation area, found in most of the lakes and wetlands in the region. Despite common appearances in the area, the 1993 study found only one heron colony on the southeast corner of Pinehurst Lake, with less than 10 active nests in the colony. Tundra swan. Tundra swans are found in the spring on the lakes in the Park and Recreation Area. Activities Facilities can be found at Shaw Lake. Campground usage is free, and reservations are voluntary in this backcountry camping sites. canoeing hiking birdwatching ice fishing camping cross-country skiing mountain biking Hiking and canoeing can be combined in a back country canoe circuit. See also List of provincial parks in Alberta List of Canadian provincial parks List of National Parks of Canada References Lac La Biche County Parks in Alberta 1992 establishments in Alberta