Arctic Canada Archives - 10,000 Birds

Birds

The long and winding road

September 15, 2014 by Clare K 5 Comments

Birds fascinate us for many reasons. Flight, beauty, the glimpse...

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Trips

On the Edge.

July 27, 2014 by Clare K 8 Comments

The Floe Edge is a magical place. In simplest terms...

Reading time: 4 min

Mammals

10,000 Birds, now with 100% more Narwhal

August 9, 2013 by Clare K 4 Comments

Because I’m likely the only 10,000 Birds beat writer who...

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Birding

MIA

July 28, 2013 by Clare K 5 Comments

It has been, by many aspects, a strange summer for...

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Birds

Ringing in the new breeding season

July 1, 2013 by Clare K 4 Comments

The Scots have left many legacies in the Arctic,...

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Mammals

Gyr fodder

March 9, 2013 by Clare K 7 Comments

Gyrfalcons are big birds. A male Gyrfalcon, the smaller of...

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Birds

So this is Christmas

December 23, 2012 by Clare K 8 Comments

A couple of days ago, my end of the world...

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Birding

The Winter of our Discontent

September 27, 2012 by Clare K 6 Comments

It’s snowing back home. That’s not unusual this time of...

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Birding

Close Encounters

August 26, 2012 by Clare K 10 Comments

One of the truly incredible things about Nature is how...

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Birds

Plovers, they’re harder than you think.

July 22, 2012 by Clare K 9 Comments

I’ve written before about the two near identical plovers that...

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The long and winding road

On the Edge.

10,000 Birds, now with 100% more Narwhal

MIA

Ringing in the new breeding season

Gyr fodder

So this is Christmas

The Winter of our Discontent

Close Encounters

Plovers, they’re harder than you think.

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