Darnley Bay in Photographs

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Darnley Bay in Photographs
Beluga whales
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Community of Paulatuk
Technicians deploy a hydrophone in Darnley Bay.
A bowhead whale surfaces.
Murre colony
Dewhurst Donna A, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
A common eider nests on Egg Island in southwestern Darnley Bay.
Eggs in a common eider nest.
A caribou skull among wildflowers on the bay.
Technicians prepare buoys that will help them locate and retrieve the hydrophone in a few months.
Technician Manny (John Sam) Green
Technician Ryan Green
Darnley Bay
Summer hunting camp at Egg Island.
Arctic cotton grass in Paulatuk.
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