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A lake cradled in stone. Gros Morne taking a breath — it exhales, slow, through fog and cliff. #NewfoundlandLabrador

Green Point, Gros Morne. Light through cloud, stone through water. Day 4.

Rivière du Loup, day one. The river-that's-really-a-sea taking the sun down over shale and foam. #GoingCoastal

First light, Lake Higley. The mist hadn't lifted yet but both the loons and I were there to enjoy it.

Eastern Phoebe on a grapevine wire, golden hour, Eastern Ontario. The Phoebe kept an eye on me and then went back to hunting. Edge habitat, 30 feet from the back deck. #EasternPhoebe #WildlifePhotography #NorthernLatitudes

Pulled over near home yesterday for this. Full rainbow arc over Eastern Ontario — sunlight refracting through raindrops at 42°, splitting white light into its components. Physics putting on a free show along a country road. Nikon D7500 | Eastern Ontario northernlatitudes.ca

The mountains swallowed the treeline this morning. Fog, spruce, and the specific silence of a place that was ancient before anyone was around to name it. #Adirondacks | #NorthernLatitudes #NaturePhotography #Boreal

The CRASH Clock just hit 2.5 days. A year ago it was 6.8. I talked with Prof. Samantha Lawler — the astronomer behind the clock — about what's happening in low Earth orbit, why it's happening so fast, and what it would actually take to slow it down. 🎙️ rss.com/podcasts/nor...

The Number That Should Alarm You One company owns 2/3s of every satellite currently in orbit. That happened in 6 YEARS. We sat down with the astronomer who's been tracking what that actually means. New Northern Latitudes episode today. rss.com/podcasts/nor... #Satellites #SpacePolicy #Podcast

New episode: Small Wings, Old Bones Part 1 — a century-old bee lab in Winnipeg, varroa mites, and why beekeepers lose up to 50% of their colonies every year and keep going anyway. Part 2 — a 23-million-year-old rhinoceros found on an Arctic island, and how it got there. rss.com/podcasts/nor...

Loss, lost ways and a tiny piece of rock.

A brief peak of sun to start the day. #photography #landscape

New podcast episode out today. Allison Criscitiello an ice core scientist. An amazing guest, Ali is exactly the reason I started the podcast. Smart, funny and I learned so much. rss.com/podcasts/nor... or wherever you get your podcasts.

I went through a phase of binge-watching Criminal Minds years ago because it was exciting but mindless. There would always be a point in the episode where the suspect would accelerate or spin off into chaos as he lost control, and they would say “He’s devolving.” Anyway, he’s devolving.

In the latest episode of Northern Latitudes, I chat with Dr. Sylvia Pineda-Munoz — founder of Climate Ages — to explore how ancient climates, fossil records, and long-term ecological patterns can help us better understand today’s climate challenges. Listen here: rss.com/podcasts/nor...

After the asteroid killed the dinosaurs, almost every plant vanished. But the very next layer of rock is packed with fern spores. Ferns spread fast, tolerated low light, and stabilized the battered soil. Thanks, Ferns! 🧪 #SciComm

Not many good reasons to be at work early... this may be one. #sunrise #river #photography

This week on Northern Latitudes, I sit down with author + journalist Trina Moyles to talk about her new book Black Bear — a story of coexistence, fear, compassion, and the creatures that shape our lives. 🎧 Listen here: rss.com/podcasts/nor... #NorthernLatitudes #TrinaMoyles #BlackBear #Wildlife

He’s inspired generations to look up — and today he’s on Northern Latitudes. Bob McDonald talks curiosity, science, and saying “yes” to wonder. Listen: media.rss.com/northernlati... #BobMcDonald #Podcast #NorthernLatitudes

Dropping next week: Bob McDonald on Northern Latitudes. Big energy, bigger curiosity. Follow for the ping. northernlatitudes.ca 🎧 [link] #Podcast #Science

Coming Soon: A Familiar Voice with an Extraordinary Story Our next guest is a household name — a voice many Canadians grew up with. This one’s special. You’ll know who it is the moment he speaks. It’s not often I get to interview a Canadian icon. Episode drops November 17th— stay tuned.

On the latest Northern Latitudes Podcast, I speak with Keriann McGoogan about her new book, Sisters of the Jungle: The Trailblazing Women Who Shaped the Study of Wild Primates. #NorthernLatitudes #Podcast #WomenInScience #Primatology #Conservation #FieldScience #JaneGoodall #Lemurs #CanadianPodcast

Still steamy here in Eastern Ontario. #photography #Goodmorning

Late spring mornings are the best.

Snow/ice/rain over the last couple of days but the Seaway is open so spring is almost here.

Morning!

Available today. The latest episode of Northern Latitudes features Canadian TV personality Scott Oake talking about his new book, For the Love of a Son. Scott's son Bruce's life paralleled my daughters, who we lost in 2023 in many ways. rss.com/podcasts/nor...

Perfectly captured.

This mornings river sunrise. #photography

‘Now Is the Time of Monsters’ www.nytimes.com/2025/01/12/o...

Not a lot of snow for this time of the year but drifts can be found along the frozen creek. #photography

The St. Lawrence on a another cold day. #minimalist #photography

and sometimes you can even see cold. #photography #minimalist

Another cold but beautiful day on the river. #photography #winter

Tonight's 30 minute watercolour. #watercolour

Another from this morning. Phone image. Sunrise on the chilly, - 18, St. Lawrence River.

Even at -18 there were a few swimmers in the water this morning. Just photos for me thanks. #BlueSkyArtShow #photography #sunrise You know it's #Monday when you forget to attach the image...

Since we're in the midst of winter has to go into the archives for this image of Rainbow Falls from last spring. #BlueSkyArtShow

Foggy lane as we go from -18 a few days ago to plus 8 tomorrow. #b&wphotography #photography

Fog frost moment. Setting up to be a good few hours in the fog and snow before the rain starts. #photography

Day 24.favourite images of the year. Lily the lake.

Day 23. Favourite images of the year. Egret spreading wings in early morning sun. #photography #bird

Going to get ahead with this one - Day 22. Favourite photos of the year. One of those spring sunsets we get when the water is high and warmth returns. #photography #sunsets

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Day 21. Double duty for this. One of my favourite images of the year and Happy Winter Solstice to those who celebrate.

Catch up day. What a week... Day 20 of my favourite images of the year. Phone image of recent sunrise here at home.

Day 19. Favourite images of the year. Yesterday's grain storage - Saskatchewan. #photography

Day 18. Favourite photos of the year. Chasing these two as they crossed Canada East to West was an eye opening experience. #photography #cyclists