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  • When we were close to the lake Manicouagan, going always through a sea of boreal forest, rivers and old bridges, this Canadian lynx crossed our path. The picture is not very good but it captures a magnificent, lucky and unforgettable moment.
  • Two moose (mother and calf moose) crossing the road in Cape Breton
  • Magical encounter with moose during walk through the forest in winter, in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
  • Benches looking to a completely frozen St. Lawrence River.
  • Snow covered houses, facing the completely frozen St. Lawrence River.
  • Harfang des Neiges. Snowy Owl (Bubo scandiacus) perched on the fence of a farm field, stalking rodents…preferably lemmings, their favorite food. The Snowy Owl is the official bird of Quebec. Coming from the Arctic, often visit southern Quebec during the winter months. It’s always a magical and unforgettable moment find one of these beautiful birds.
Travel/Wildlife

The Remote Highways

One of the greatest charms of traveling thousands of kilometers for the lonely roads of the North, is the encounters with the wild inhabitants of these distant lands: Wolves, black bears, pallid partridges, lynx … they jump into the road, and sometimes I have had time enough to stop the car and photograph them.
The James Bay Road is one of the most active in wildlife, but there are photos also from other remote wilderness highways, such as the Trans-Taiga, the Trans-Labrador Highway or the Viking trail of New-Foundland.

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