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    This is the first ptarmigan I ever met. He very patiently let me take his portrait. Hope Bay, Nunavut. by: fieldgirl Views[721] “The bones do not symbolize death to me, they are shapes that I enjoy. They please me. And I have enjoyed them very much in relation to the sky.” - Georgia O’Keeffe. I was hoping to see the rivers of caribou that Farley Mowat describes in his book, People of the Deer. I saw mostly their sun-bleached bones and trails upon the land. Hope Bay, Nunavut. by: fieldgirl Views[1170] I often feel as though I have stepped into a Group of Seven painting when I am in the Canadian Arctic. The paintings of Lawren Harris first gave me a sense of this place. Bathurst Inlet, Nunavut. by: fieldgirl Views[661] 5. A study by the Lake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation, examining the possible effects of climate change, indicated that in the future, the region can expect more intense storms, both winter and summer, including frequent, extreme precipitation. . by: devincasey Views[514] 
4. The storm closes in. Until the 1920s, Lake Huron's piscine food chain was ruled by the lake trout, which fed on the plankton-eating cisco. When the lake was invaded by smelt, alewives, and sea lampreys, the trout were brought to the edge of extinction. In the 1980s, Chinook salmon were imported from the West Coast but now the alewives they eat have dwindled. In an illustration of the cyclical nature of the world, the lake trout population is increasing again.
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3. A snug harbour in the Saugeen River for Just-n-Time, one of the last commercial gillnet fishing boats on Lake Huron. Huron is second only to Lake Erie for commercial fishing in the Great Lakes, but there is conflict between recreational fishing and the Saugeen Ojibway First Nation, whose lands are on the south shore of the Lake and the adjacent Georgian Bay. A five-year agreement signed in the spring of 2013 between the Saugeen and the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources addresses this issue. . by: devincasey Views[468] 2. Lake Huron is the third largest freshwater lake on Earth, with a surface area of more than 59,000 square kilometres. Its average depth is 59 metres, but the water levels are falling. by: devincasey Views[530] 1. Chantry Island, Southampton, Lake Huron. This 81-hectare island was made a bird sanctuary in 1957 and is home to gulls and great blue herons as well as migratory birds. The lighthouse is one of six nearly identical Imperial lighthouses constructed between 1855 and 1859. The newly exposed shoreline and receding water levels are shocking but the lighthouse still promises safety in a storm.
 by: devincasey Views[692] A member of the Craz-E-Crew Stunt Team wows the crowd as he and his bike soar through the air at the 2012 Richmond Fair. by: thack Views[897] Late in the afternoon at the 2012 Richmond Fair, after most of the livestock competitions have been completed and the humans have begun to pack everything up for the trips back to their farms, a cow watches and moos at me as I walk by one of the barns. by: thack Views[667]
     
    Four riders wait for their turns in an equestrian competition at the 2012 Richmond Fair, an annual festival that celebrates agriculture in the greater Ottawa community. by: thack Views[581] Four girls representing Ottawa’s Step by Step School of Dance pose for the crowd on a float in a parade celebrating the 2012 Richmond Fair. Coverage of the local event was an assignment given to my Photography class at Algonquin College. by: thack Views[933] Niagara Falls... eep, I'm wet! :-P by: angieallover Views[788] Ella is the latest addition to the family and the highlight of every visit. When asked what kind of dog she is the kids answer simply: “a brown one.” by: grainfedphoto Views[1701]
     
    For Ervin’s grandchildren, Micah and Finley, weekend trips to the farm are a chance to run free and play. The days are spent foraging for feathers, caterpillars and flowers for their Mom. Sometimes Finley will even get to hunt Wompas with his Dad, a big Star Wars fan. by: grainfedphoto Views[1847] With her Canada Goose feather collection in hand, Micah stares out at the pond for further inspiration. by: grainfedphoto Views[1947] Ervin was quick to offer us a ride around the property in his 1953 Chevy that still runs beautifully. by: grainfedphoto Views[1721] Ervin is a consultant in the city but his true passion is the farm. After years of dividing their time between the city, he and his wife Dee, an artist, have moved to the farm permanently. The daily commute - an hour each way - is a small price to pay. by: grainfedphoto Views[1796] The puppy that nearly came home with me... hidden in my suitcase ;) After Dog-Sledding by: madaussie Views[436]
     
    The results of a good day snowboarding... by: madaussie Views[858] The beautiful view on the road to Vancouver by: madaussie Views[1113] Posing with the olympic rings in Whistler Village by: madaussie Views[870] My brother on his snowboard in Whistler by: madaussie Views[908] Between Blackcomb and Whistler by: madaussie Views[399]
     
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