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Cape Churchill, Sunday
The bears are on their way out to the ice looking for seals so after an amazing day yesterday we only had about 11 sightings today. There is so much luck involved in a trip like this and I would say that we have been very fortunate having seen approx 100 polar bears. The best thing of all today was that we had a very hungry young bear who stayed with our buggy for a long time. It really ...
Cape Churchill, Wednesday
... which went down well. We were told it will be another hour, and 2 would go by. They are "Tundra hours". Didn't have to go far to see bears. We had to checkout a bear near the lodge that was making the workers wary. Next we went to the edge of Hudson Bay, on the way we were bogged in deep snow for several minutes, while we looking at a distant bear up popped a large beast just in front of our buggy. The noise of ...
Winnipeg to Churchill
... cosy in our rented boots, bodies and heads warm with our huge coats, and fingers reasonably warm with our mittens. Our guide tells us that the Hudson Bay froze over a week ago but it has now receded again and there are lots of hungry bears around. Tomorrow we should see some as we head out into the wilderness for our stay on Tundra Buggy. Not sure if we will be in touch when we are ...
More Time on the Tundra
... breakfast.
One has decided that life is moving too fast and has bunkered down to rest wild the other is looking for something to do....and that something was....let’s eat the lodge!
He was pushing and poking and prodding and even chewing on the under carriage of the lodge....and made the place start smouldering black smoke......we were not sure if he had managed to start a fire or what! As it turned out it was a diesel ...
Windy Churchill.....
... males chose that moment to put on a show. They were playing and sparring with each other to the delight of everyone on the buggy.....I know myself I got about 500 shots of these two as they played and sparred out on the wide open tundra....just awesome and exactly what each and every one of us came to Churchill to see. We spent eh next hour watching them and taking photos of them.
The bears then soon got tired and retreated back into the willows and we as a satisfied group ...
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