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There were so many of these guys flying around Gros Morne National Park it was unbelievable. I tried to capture a photo of them swarming in the air but it is difficult to do. See below for my attempt - there were hundreds of them hovering in the evergreens.
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This photograph was composed while driving through rural Newfoundland. Scenes such as this are common - and help paint a picture of a way of life: dependent on the sea; somewhat solitary; resilient; awe-inspiring.
Red-Winged Blackbird (male).
Smaller than the American Robin at 7 to 9 1/2 inches. The male is black with bright red shoulder patches. Females and young heavily streaked with a dusky brown color.
Their habitats include marshes, swamps and wet and dry meadows; pastures.
They breed from Alaska southeast across Canada to Newfoundland, and south to northern Baja California, central Mexico, the Gulf Coast and Florida. Winters regularly north to British Columbia, the Great Lakes and Pennsylvania.
Crosswinds Marsh, Wayne County, Michigan.
We were in search of icebergs around Twillingate when we spotted a couple taking photos of this gorgeous Newfoundland dog. I had to ask if I could snap a few shots. It was nice to have an iceberg in the background as well.
A composite view of the beautiful province of Newfoundland. Images were taken over a few different visits and cobbled together. The logo was also created for this final image.