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Wave after wave after wave rolling into the bay at Cape Spear, Newfoundland.

On stormy days, incoming waves shoot up and out of this narrow cove near Columbine Point on Spout Path.

Every year small fish called Capelin spawn on the beaches of Newfoundland. Today is the day they arrived in Middle Cove, as seen in this short video clip. More information about this event on the capelin calendar: newfoundsander.wordpress.com/capelin/

The Spout doing what it does best.

Ice climbers jump off an iceberg in Quidi Vidi, more info on my blog: newfoundsander.wordpress.com/2012/04/18/iceberg-climbers-in-quidi-vidi/

Water flowing underneath the ice that covers the cliffs of the East Coast Trail.

The capelin are rolling on Middle Cove beach, Newfoundland. Every year at the start of summer, small fish called capelin return to beaches around Newfoundland to spawn, it's quite a spectacle and it always attracts a big crowd.

Short clip of capelin rolling on Middle Cove beach.

A Northern Flicker claims territory with its call before loudly knocking in a streetlight.

A brief encounter with six Killer Whales swimming close to shore in Logy Bay, Newfoundland. In the week after seeing them here, they have been spotted attacking and eating Minke whales in Tors Cove, Torbay and Trinity Bay.

A short walk in the meadows near the lighthouse on Bell Island, Newfoundland.

A 5 minute compilation of short clips taken at Torbay beach, Newfoundland.

Today we hiked a short trail in Flatrock near the Big River Falls, where waves roll into the cliffs where the East Coast Trail meets the Atlantic Ocean.

OSC Touch Tank

A Day at Cape St Mary's

Stiles Cove, Newfoundland

Marine Drive Newfoundland