Moments in Riding Mountain Welcome to the Arctic
A writer recalls a 10 day bird survey in Wapask National Park near Churchill. Three birders with shotgun escorts endured early starts, treks across melting permafrost, and remote camps as caribou calves and Arctic wildlife appeared. The voyage felt timeless with endless daylight and bug free nights. Ken Kingdon maintains Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve.
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Australia
Canada
Wapask National Park
Churchill
Wapask
Rae
Manitoba
Wapusk
Hudson Bay
Ken Kingdon
Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve
Ingles News Notes Visits and Light Irish Toasts
Donna Klimach Corre and Wilbie Klimach visited Elgin cemetery Tuesday where Donna's parents are buried. They had supper in Souris with cousin Glen Spratt and wife Shirley. Wednesday visitors included Wayne Klekta and Karen from Kamloops BC and Bruce with Jeanette Klekta from Winnipeg. Lyn Knox returned home after visits in Ontario and New Brunswick. A light exchange of Irish and French toasts closes the piece.
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Wilbie
Donna
Paul Klimach
Elgin
Glen Spratt
Shirley
Souris
Donna Klimach
Paul
Wayne Klekta
Karen
Kamloops BC
Bruce
Jeanette Klekta
Winnipeg
Lyn Knox
Ontario
New Brunswick
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