NunavutBirder, 1 month ago Oh the grace! Gyrfalcon dive turning to come around to an outcrop. #Nunavut #Arctic #birding #WildlifePhotography
Oh the grace! Gyrfalcon dive turning to come around to an outcrop. #Nunavut #Arctic #birding #WildlifePhotography
dragoniff2, 1 month ago @NunavutBirder this feels like a prog rock album cover...
@NunavutBirder this feels like a prog rock album cover...
NunavutBirder, 1 month ago @dragoniff2 Well there is rock
@dragoniff2 Well there is rock
enigma, 1 month ago @NunavutBirder I wonder about the shape of the rocky ground as well. To me I could see a paleo fossile e.g a croco head😃
@NunavutBirder I wonder about the shape of the rocky ground as well. To me I could see a paleo fossile e.g a croco head😃
NunavutBirder, 1 month ago @enigma It’s a cliff face. No fossil bearing rock here. All pre-Cambrian. The glaciers in the last ice age scraped all the later layers away. Nearby, at Bylot Island there is a wealth of fossils.
@enigma It’s a cliff face. No fossil bearing rock here. All pre-Cambrian. The glaciers in the last ice age scraped all the later layers away. Nearby, at Bylot Island there is a wealth of fossils.
dendroica, 1 month ago @NunavutBirder stunning photograph! Took me a moment to parse what I was seeing
@NunavutBirder stunning photograph! Took me a moment to parse what I was seeing
NunavutBirder, 1 month ago @dendroica thank you
@dendroica thank you
graydon, 1 month ago @NunavutBirder It took me a serious minute to stop wondering how you had managed to get ABOVE the gyrfalcon.
@NunavutBirder It took me a serious minute to stop wondering how you had managed to get ABOVE the gyrfalcon.
NunavutBirder, 1 month ago @graydon lol. I have been above them, without a camera however.
@graydon lol. I have been above them, without a camera however.
NunavutBirder, 1 month ago @graydon it’s about 150/200 feet up there.
@graydon it’s about 150/200 feet up there.
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