The gannets don’t have
a wide margin of error if they don’t want to start a street fight with their
neighbors.18 inches by 18 inches is
all they have, they must have a good eye…
Here is an
inappropriate treatment to control bad weeds.This hunter has chosen the use of herbicides instead of doing two summer
cuts.In addition to being harmful to
the environment, the herbicides have little effects on the clover.For an optimum result, the cuts should be
done just before a rainfall.
The slap of their
beaks as a welcome sign is a regular habit in almost all the alcids of this
world.The Atlantic puffin is among the
most expressive birds that nest in the province of Quebec.This was in June at the Mingan Islands, more
than 15 years ago.Time goes by
quickly!
Here is a small herd
of female caribou followed by young males and a few mature bulls which you can
see the antlers exceeding in the background.I wish to all of you the chance to go some day in Northern Quebec to
admire the tundra in the fall.Quite
something to see.
Here is the Great
Black-backed Gull.This seagull is the
biggest in Québec and also the greatest winged predator that the coastal birds
have to continuously keep an eye on.In
fact, all the small birds nesting along the shores of the St-Lawrence river are
in danger if they do not hide from these outstanding hunters.The eggs of these seagulls were for a long
time very appreciated by the residents of the Lower North Shore, but they are
protected nowadays.
Most people think that
deers are blind… Oh yes, and I repeat, they believe that because of the way
that most deer blinds are constructed. It
is obvious that you believe that they are blind… Here is a quality installation
that will surprise all the deers, as long as you take the wind into
consideration.