Stock Photography Gallery - Pictures of Nature & Weather
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Blocks of sea ice dot the coast of Hudson Bay in mid November
Sea ice is forming on Hudson Bay. A polar bear waiting to go out on the ice to hunt seals.
Polar bears dig for kelp under the snow at the edge of Hudson Bay, Canada
This polar bear is using his nose to hunt for kelp near the shore of Hudson Bay
The sea ice is just beginning to form on Hudson Bay. Polar bears are anxious to hunt for seals.
The arctic fox is difficult to spot in its all white environment
The white winter coat of the arctic fox protects it from predators
A polar bear makes it's way across frozen ground in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada.
A large polar bear pauses to watch as a small arctic fox approaches
Ice floes are beginning to form on Hudson Bay as a polar bear waits to head out to hunt for seals
A polar bear walks past the shadow of a tundra buggy on the icy shores of Hudson Bay, Canada
Two polar bears are in the sights of tourists’ cameras from the shelter of heated tundra buggies.
A polar bear makes his way inland from the shore of Hudson Bay.
An observation tower used for scientific study is situated on the shores of Hudson Bay
The tracks of an arctic hare and a tundra buggy meet on the shore of Hudson Bay
The elongated shadow of a tundra buggy appears on the snow on the shore of Hudson Bay
Huge tundra buggies that transport scientists, professional photographers and tourists are on the lo
A polar bear can be seen between the cone-laden spruce trees of Canada’s tundra
Small clumps of spruce trees provide shelter for small animals of the Canadian tundra
The tracks of an arctic hare have indented the sparkling snow of the tundra
An arctic hare has passed this way. Photo by Muriel Gustavson
A lone polar bear walks across the snow on the tundra in Canada’s north
Stunted, wind-blown black spruce trees dot the landscape of Canada’s tundra near Churchill
The sun rise on Canada’s northern tundra is seen through an icy bus window
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