Canadian Arctic Expedition
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Snowy Owls, Ivory Gulls and Sanderlings were the targets on a Lab of Ornithology expedition to collect sound recordings in the Canadian High Arctic. Join Lab staff Gerrit Vyn and Martha Fischer as they trek across barren Bathurst Island recording birds.
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What an amazing experience you both went through! I have only seen these snow owls in national geography videos !! I love them as they look so out of this world !!!
The high Arctic is a unique place. I had the opportunity to go there in 2014. Heading along the coast from Iqaluit to Resolute . One day the sea was as calm as a mirror. We observed a pair of Snowy Owls feasting on Lemmings. It was a wonderful trip with a lot of wildlife (walrus, whales, different kinds of seals, polar bears, birds). Not good for us but good for nature the sea ice blocked our way into the Northwest Passage so we had to return to Frobisher Bay, stopping at the cliffs of Akpait, a big bird colony its pinnacles towering the coast like some fairytale castle. I know, I'll return some day, if not to Nunavut than perhaps to Greenland or northern Norway or Svalbard.
Wonderful video. Very interesting to see the landscape, hear how you found the birds and hear the different vocalizations.
Magnifique, somptueux, la beauté pure...
This was amazing. Thank you. Snowy Owls are my favorite. That footage made my day :)
Amazing footage and still shots plus all the sounds great job thanks for sharing
These are the kinds of things that I want to do. It's the whole reason I chose to go into wildlife ecology; to have the chance to go places, see things, and do things very few people get to do.
No words to describe so much beauty
oh my, they're adorable! Their eyes look almost human!
Simply amazing! Also a dream of mine to go to the high Arctic. Thanks for the video. Blair
Snowy Owls really are amazing. :-)
I appreciate your astute observations about the remoteness and vastness up there. LIke any personal/intense experience, it can't be described nearly as well as we'd like...you just have to go there to get it fully. Your stills, video and audio recordings are just excellent. I wish I could have been up there with you both. Really a great job, Gerrit and Martha. Thanks and Happy New Year!
Amazing! Congratulations.and thanks!!!!!
Great video, great birds!
This is so cool, I've wanted to be an ornithologist ever since I can remember! One day I'll do this sort of thing. Hopefully for Cornell.
So very informative thank you for what you do.
I love birds, great video
Fantastic-really enjoyed this, thank you
Great job! It would be really nice to go there sometime! We also have some of these species breeding in Scandinavia, but some in this film are just very rare guests.
Gran video! magnifico trabajo!
THe is the coolest ever (no pun intended)! I would love to experience it myself someday!
Cool stuff. Thank you.
Wonderful - Full of Wonder
Cool! Thanks for sharing.
fantastic !!!
some great inforamtion here thanks
love the video man
This is really educational keep up the good work.
Really great and very informative, i really enjoyed it. I would do anything to be up there.
Great Channel
I LOLED AT 00:57
I am really curious, why do birds migrate to a very cold place to twitterpat like the sandpipers that are from warm sunny beaches?
Nature truly amazes me. I am learning a lot from watching the animal behavior (birds). These videos help a lot. Thank you for a wonderful Video.
Tis Video is great
WOW! This is so amazing. Thank you so much for sharing this. I've never ever seen a snowy owl. I've seen a few photos, but nothing as exquisite as this.
The photos and videos are amazing. Really excellent.
I know y'all went for the sanderling, but the owls are my favorite part of this fantastic video.
So, Thank You Thank You Thank You!
ps.. what is the difference between sanderling and sandpiper?
Thanks, --Deborah Flowers
Thank you, great video about fantastics birds. Could we have translate in French? thanks for all.
Hey, put my name down for the next trip! :) I have dreams about that owl.
Could you show the latin name of each species, because i guess some people like me dont know every english name... Good viedo!
Go To 9:48!
Gran video...¡¡¡ Qué bueno para los entusiastas observadores de aves si pudiese traducir al español.
Cudne....
ARC TIC, not "artick."
BBC
Excellent recordings and photography of the North American Continent's avian fauna. And yet, in almost all instances (except those involved in activist preservation and protection), Man today, is unquestionably the sworn enemy of God's creation! Bird specie populations (and other fauna and flora) are rapidly declining throughout the world, as the human population bomb continues to explode, wreaking havoc on ecosystems and habitats in the biosphere. Overdevelopment (too much industrialization and urbanization) may be rapidly fulfilling Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" prophecy?
yawn
@@nondeblah Is this a new language?
Where is this "Ardic" they keep talking about? Hate to be a hater but it kills me that they butcher the word 'Arctic'. Other than that, great footage!
penguins in the Arctic?
Not this planet, there is no excuse for ignorance anymore with a thing called Google or Wikipedia.