Some fresh summer shots from Churchill local photographer and Parc’s Canada ranger Rhonda Reid. Churchill is full of many surprises as summer starts to blend into fall during August. A Natural Habitat Adventures group was incredibly fortunate to see polar bears, beluga whales and northern lights last week which is always an incredible feat!
Northern grass of parnassus with pollinating insects in petals. Rhonda Reid photo.
Precambrian shield sloping down towards the Hudson Bay. Rhonda Reid photo.
Polar bear mom and cub nearing the dock at Cape Merry. Rhonda Reid photo.
Snorkeling with the beluga whales in the Churchill River has resumed following some rough weather. The weather has calmed and silty water has settled so the visibility has improved. Here’s a recent snorkeling shot from Alex De Vries – Magnifico in Churchill!
Snorkeling with beluga whales in the Churchill River near the port. Alex De Vries – Magnifico photo.
This video from Seal River, just north along the coast from Churchill, shows a quite similar ecosystem to Churchill. Enjoy the beautiful footage and insightful views from the various biologists working in the area. Nice to hear some good news about the Arctic these days!
The Churchill Arctic summer season continues on and beluga whales are still plentiful in the estuaries around Churchill. This shot by Alex De Vries – Magnifico came on another beautiful day on the Churchill River. There’s nothing like sharing the water with these majestic mammals!
Belugas in the Churchill River. Alex De Vries Magnifico photo.
