Through the Lens: Crafting Stories, Capturing Emotions, and Nurturing Creativity in Photography9/8/2024 Here is the article that was written in the CANADA PHOTOGRAPHY CANADIENNE - Fall 2024
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Ce blog devait être l'endroit où j'allais partager mes photos des aventures de mon mari lors de ses voyages autour du monde. Avec les restrictions du COVID-19, nous n'avons pas pu voyager en dehors de notre "bulle". Nous avons la chance d'avoir deux parcs nationaux dans notre " bulle " : le parc national de Kouchibouguac et le parc national de Fundy. Ces deux parcs ne sont qu'à une heure de route de chez nous. Voici quelques-unes des images de la faune et du paysage que j'ai capturées pendant la période que j'appelle le temps du COVID. Sandpipers are commonly known as shorebirds or waders and are from the family Scolopacidae. Their scientific name is Actitis hypoleucos. The common sandpiper are migrators and they frequently travel the same route each year. The sandpipers that visit the Bay of Fundy in Johnson Mills (8 Kilometres from Dorchester, NB) are coming from the Canadian Arctic on their way to South America where they will spend the winter months. They usually arrive the later part of July and will be seen until late August. Each year there are well over 200,000 that land on the Bay of Fundy. The individuals that monitor their arrival have noted that each year there seems to be less that make the trip. However, they are not sure the reason why.
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Stella d'EntremontAuthor | Accredited Photographer of Canada Old Post
September 2024
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