Author Archives: Clare K

The Floe Edge is a magical place. In simplest terms it is where the landfast ice meets the open ocean,…

Because I’m likely the only 10,000 Birds beat writer who can go on a drive and photograph Narwhal, I thought…

It has been, by many aspects, a strange summer for me. Especially the bird breeding season, which passes by at…

  The Scots have left many legacies in the Arctic, from bannock to square dancing to accordians and jigging to…

There has been a great deal of talk these days about “reviving” extinct species.  It seems as though every week…

I’ll be honest with you. I’ve got nothing for you bird wise this month.  I could give you yet another…

Gyrfalcons are big birds.  A male Gyrfalcon, the smaller of the pair, can clock in at 24 inches tall and…

I love great bird photography, I truly do. Photos that capture great behaviour, and the incredible beauty of birds. Great…

A couple of days ago, my end of the world started to tip back towards the Sun. In six weeks…

It’s snowing back home. That’s not unusual this time of the year, nor is it guaranteed that this will be…