Showing posts with label arctic fox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arctic fox. Show all posts

Saturday, September 28, 2019

Salmonier Nature Park 4











Salmonier Nature Park 4

After the otter, there were a few ducks in the lake, but no geese.  There were no snowshoe hare or red fox either.  The was an arctic fox.  If you look closely at the photos, you will see it has an injured ear.  Most, if not all the animals at Salmonier Nature Park end up there because they were injured or separated from parents.

I have started a new album in which I am sharing photos of the Salmonier Nature Park, but the album has photos taken over several years.


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Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Moose/Fox









Moose/Fox

On August 29, my grandson and I visited the Salmonier Nature Park and photographed several animals. 
Today I am sharing photos of people taking photos of a large bull moose and a few of an arctic fox.  The young boy in blue shirt is my grandson and he waited in line to photograph the moose. 


If you would like to see the photos taken at the Salmonier Nature Park by my 8 year old grandson, visit https://www.facebook.com/kbrucelane/media_set?set=a.10156717037445329.1073741881.680895328&type=3

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Monday, July 09, 2012

Salmonier Nature Park Animals












Salmonier Nature Park Animals

This is the last in my Salmonier Nature Park/Animals of Newfoundland and Labrador Series. Today I am sharing photos of a groundhog and arctic fox as well as a couple of images that I missed during this series.

The groundhog (woodchuck) is native to Labrador but not on the island portion of the province. The young arctic fox was very curious about the people looking at him and didn't get the nap he was trying to have when we showed up. I found a couple of images of river otters and snowy owls that I forgot to share earlier in this series so I am including them in this post as well.

As I stated on the first day of this series, when people visit the Salmonier Nature Park, especially on the warm days of summer, they often don't see many of the animals. I started this series to show people some of the animals that were there in September, 2006. I hope you have enjoyed the photos I've shared.

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