A majestic beluga signals the season is upon us. Alex De Vries – Magnifico photo.
Churchill Arctic summer is one of the most magical times on the planet Earth. When the belugas return to the Churchill River it signals the new season and the bloom of life all over the region on tundra and water. Looking forward to another few months of exciting news and images from the heart of the action in Churchill!
Beluga underwater in the Churchill River. Sea North Tours photo.
Red fox with ptarmigan dinner in his teeth. Brad Josephs photo.
A polar bear swims towards beluga whales in the Churchill River. Alex De Vries – Magnifico photo.
Snorkeling with the beluga whales in the Churchill River. Moira la Patourel photo.
Churchill Summer is a unique time of year in the region. Life explodes all around the tundra and waters of the Hudson Bay and the Churchill River! With news that the train line could be under repair during this summer, the mood of the season has taken on another level of optimism. It’s always an amazing time to be in Churchill!
Polar bear family lounging on the rocks in Churchill. Dorota Walkoski photo.
Summer is here and polar bears appear on the rocks and tundra of Churchill’s Arctic landscape seemingly out of nowhere. If you keep a keen eye the chances are great that you will see polar bears in the north country! Enjoy!
The Churchill River is gorgeous during the spring break – up! Alex De Vries – Magnifico photo.
There’s nothing more awe-inspiring and beautiful in Churchill than the annual Churchill River ice break – up in the spring. This image by Discover Churchill with the sunset flowing across the ice floes is an amazing shot! Looking forward to all the life springing up across the bountiful tundra and waters of Churchill.
Tundra swans along the coast with the spring melt in full force. Katie de meulles photo.
A gyrfalcon perched in Churchill. Katie de meulles photo.
Two awesome images from Churchill photographer Katie DeMeulles.This time of year in Churchill is when birds are arriving all over the tundra and the landscape is alive. These swans and gyrfalcon are early to the spring party.We can’t wait for the progression of seasons brings more and more species to the region. Enjoy.
