Caribou #2 - Newfoundland Canada
The Wildlifers first visit to Newfoundland, Canada, was a dream come true, the air thick with the promise of adventure as he arrived on “The Rock”, eager to capture the elusive beauty of the woodland caribou. The landscape was like nothing he had ever seen—rugged cliffs meeting the vast, stormy expanse of the Atlantic Ocean
The Wildlifer’s days were spent hiking the marsh lands, the scent saltwater rising from the Gulf of St. Lawrence filling the air as he moved through the moss flats. As the morning fog lifted and the light grew brighter, he captured the perfect image, one that spoke to the quiet majesty of Newfoundland itself. The caribou, their antlers catching the soft light, seemed like spirits of the land, and the photographer, humbled by the moment, knew he had captured not just an image, but the essence of the wild beauty of Newfoundland.
Eric Seemann is “ The Wildlifer”
The Wildlifers first visit to Newfoundland, Canada, was a dream come true, the air thick with the promise of adventure as he arrived on “The Rock”, eager to capture the elusive beauty of the woodland caribou. The landscape was like nothing he had ever seen—rugged cliffs meeting the vast, stormy expanse of the Atlantic Ocean
The Wildlifer’s days were spent hiking the marsh lands, the scent saltwater rising from the Gulf of St. Lawrence filling the air as he moved through the moss flats. As the morning fog lifted and the light grew brighter, he captured the perfect image, one that spoke to the quiet majesty of Newfoundland itself. The caribou, their antlers catching the soft light, seemed like spirits of the land, and the photographer, humbled by the moment, knew he had captured not just an image, but the essence of the wild beauty of Newfoundland.
Eric Seemann is “ The Wildlifer”
The Wildlifers first visit to Newfoundland, Canada, was a dream come true, the air thick with the promise of adventure as he arrived on “The Rock”, eager to capture the elusive beauty of the woodland caribou. The landscape was like nothing he had ever seen—rugged cliffs meeting the vast, stormy expanse of the Atlantic Ocean
The Wildlifer’s days were spent hiking the marsh lands, the scent saltwater rising from the Gulf of St. Lawrence filling the air as he moved through the moss flats. As the morning fog lifted and the light grew brighter, he captured the perfect image, one that spoke to the quiet majesty of Newfoundland itself. The caribou, their antlers catching the soft light, seemed like spirits of the land, and the photographer, humbled by the moment, knew he had captured not just an image, but the essence of the wild beauty of Newfoundland.
Eric Seemann is “ The Wildlifer”
In a captivating moment captured on camera by the Wildlifer, a group of woodland caribou gracefully navigate an ocean channel in Newfoundland. The video showcases the resilience and adaptability of these majestic animals as they expertly maneuver through the icy waters, illustrating the unique environment they inhabit.
The footage highlights the stunning landscape, with the rugged coastline framing the scene, while the caribou display their natural instincts and social behaviours. Each step reveals the challenges they face, reminding us of the harsh realities of wildlife life in this region. The video serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of preserving their habitat and the delicate balance of ecosystems.
This rare sighting not only emphasizes the beauty of nature but also invites viewers to appreciate the wildlife that thrives in our Canadian landscapes.
