ClareSpent a little time at the fox den this evening. Its amazing how much smaller the one kit is than the other. #Nunavut #WildlifePhotography #RedFox
Lots of fog the last couple of days, and down where the family is out on the land as well. Here’s a couple of shots my wife just took down at Ijjijarjuq. A fog bow and a midnight Sun. #Nunavut 📸 Leah Ejangiaq Kines
There they go (round two). My son and family head out again last night after a brief resupply run. This time Leah went with them, so I get to stay home with the dogs. But I also need to get the site for the workshop ready so I can start building. #Nunavut
We made a couple of rinks on the sea ice for the festivities. Kept it up for a few years. #Nunavut #Hockey https://vimeo.com/162333264
High Arctic Hockey
A reminder that the prettiest place the Stanley Cup has been is Arctic Bay. #StanleyCup #Nunavut
NotDennisBonvie 🇨🇦#Petition in #Canada to develop and implement a mandatory, standardized, and comparable climate (CO2e) footprint label for consumer products sold in Canada, so that Canadians can make informed choices, lower-emission producers are recognized and rewarded, and Canada can help accelerate global emissions reduction
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LM LittleIt takes a community....https://globe2go.pressreader.com/article/281586657291863
I got a very nice note from the birding clients, just discovered it tonight.
Not only that but the outfitter shared their feedback of the trip. #ImNotWorthy
"The birding has been great. Clare is one of the best birding guides we’ve even had. Very knowledgeable of birds, habitat, history, culture and geology." #Birding #Nunavut
I led a bird tour for a couple of visitors for two days this week. I suspect the quite enjoyed the experience despite a late spring that meant none of our target birds were at one of planned locations. Ponds were still frozen and probably over 50% snow cover.
Wonderful folks. I hope our paths cross again.
We did see an extraordinary amount of White-rumped Sandpipers on my patch where we’d normally only see a few. #Nunavut #Birding
