This cool Gray wolf shot from Rhonda Reid in Churchill is an amazing gem and rare sighting! Wolves in the area tend to stay out of sight if at all possible though off-season, when less travelers are in the area, there are better chances of spotting one. Churchill Arctic summer is still a time for seeing these majestic creatures when the town moves at a little slower pace.
Gray wolf loping through a flock of Canada Geese in Churchill. Rhonda Reid photo.
These beautiful wildlife photos from Rhonda Reid in Churchill depict the incredible bounty of this years polar bear season. Enjoy!
Polar bear sow and cubs in Churchill. Rhonda Reid photo.
Beautiful polar bear in Churchill. Rhonda Reid photo.
Arctic Hare at Cape Merry. Rhonda Reid photo.
Polar bears at play in Churchill. Rhonda Reid photo.
An incredible sunset photo in Churchill by Rhonda Reid! Enjoy!
Goose Creek sunset on a September eve in Churchill. Rhonda Reid photo.
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.
Manitoba Conservation officer monitoring bears emerging from water. Rhonda Reid photo.
Polar bear sow and cub on the far point rocks near Cape Merry. Rhonda Reid photo.
Great shot by Rhonda Reid in Churchill. Summer light in the north is so transcending. There are so many opportunities for photography in Churchill’s Arctic summer!
Beluga boat behind the town complex. Rhonda Reid photo.
