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Snow Buntings Sign of Arctic Spring
When one thinks spring in the Arctic, one thinks snow buntings. Snow buntings arrive first on the scene once winter releases its grip on the Arctic. When you see these harbingers of spring congregating in your town on their way north, rest assured the migration of...
Churchill Video – Arctic Wolves Chase Arctic Hare
Hold your breath and hope for the best for this Arctic hare as these wolves pursue him at high speed. This is survival of the fittest in the purest sense. Another interesting fact about Arctic Hares, that I used to teach travelers to Churchill working as a guide for...
Arctic Graves May Expose Danger
This is something global warming proponents could not have predicted when temperatures began to rise faster than expected in the Arctic. Is it possible that a disease that has been eradicated from the world could reemerge again? Scientists from Russia are worried that...
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Report from Churchill: November 12, 2010
With the snow finished for the time being, the light changed again to softer, more photo friendly conditions. With heavy winds accompanying the snow, the tundra still shows some of it's undercoat that just refuses to surrender to Winter. Soon enough all will be white,...
Report from Churchill: November 11, 2010
Winter returned to Churchill with a vengeance as heavy snow careened sideways all day.. covering the tundra once again. This time I think Winter is here for the long haul......I know..heard that before. Well, this time of year the odds are the temperatures will stay...
Report from Churchill: November 10, 2010
Cloudy skies and warmer though cooling temperatures signaled the possibility of snow moving into the region carried on Northern winds and high air pressure. Though this season has been unusually scarce of snow, normalcy can return in an instant. Guide Amy and her...
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