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Feeding the Grey Jays
Spending time at the cabin is all the more pleasureable with a visit from our friends the Jays. They are tame enough to eat out of your hand - and they keep coming back for more. I recorded this at my cabin ... click to read moreSpending time at the cabin is all the more pleasureable with a visit from our friends the Jays. They are tame enough to eat out of your hand - and they keep coming back for more. I recorded this at my cabin at Northwest Arm just outside Glovertown, Bonavista Bay. There are two grey jays who are regular visitors to my cabin and as soon as they know we're there they make an appearance on my patio waiting for a handout. I even have pictures of them stealing from a can of nuts I left on the patio! The hand in the pic is mine! ... Hide full submission
Newfoundland Lynx (10 comments) Typically an extremely solitary and nocturnal animal, the lynx is a rare sight, so you can imagine my surprise when I stumbled upon this lynx just east of Gander on the Trans Canada Trail. I followed it for a short distance until ... click to read moreTypically an extremely solitary and nocturnal animal, the lynx is a rare sight, so you can imagine my surprise when I stumbled upon this lynx just east of Gander on the Trans Canada Trail. I followed it for a short distance until it spotted me and retreated into the bush. I walked to where it disappeared and then noticed in the corner of my eye movement. It was the lynx staring out at me from under the safety of a fir tree. The longer I stayed taking photos the closer it approached me, until finally this lynx walked beside me back to where I left my dual purpose bike. I’ve returned to the same area numerous times but it seems the lynx has moved to another location. ... Hide full submission
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The Bowdoin Visits Corner Brook, NL
The historic Arctic vessel the Bowdoin at Corner Brook, its final port of call during Newfoundland and Labrador's Celebrating Bartlett 2009 festivities. Video by Gerald Ford.
The historic Arctic vessel, the Bowdoin, reached Corner Brook, its final port of call in Newfoundland on Aug. 13, 2009. Residents thrilled in the opportunity to step aboard. Video by Gerald Ford.
The McAuley Family Seal (2 comments)
This old video, shot in 1965 in western Newfoundland, shows the seal that lived in the McAuley family's cobby house for several months (see "Cobby Houses," May 2009 issue). The baby seal was found abandoned on a beach and the McAuleys took care of it and fed it as if it were a family pet before setting it free. (This video has no sound.)
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