Meet the glowing wonder of Hudson Bay: the Arctic Comb Jelly. πͺΌ
Fast Facts
π¬ Scientific name: Mertensia ovum
π Size: About 10 cm long
π΄ Diet: Zooplankton, larvae, and small fish
Photo by Pat Webster | iNaturalist
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π #WildlifeWednesday is hopping in with the snowshoe hare! These seasonal shape-shifters change from brown to white to blend in. Look for their big back feet and Y-shaped tracks β and if you spot one mid-shed? Lucky you.
πΈ: Kyle Blaney | #CPAWSManitoba #KeepManitobaWild
πΆ Whoa, Black Scoter, bam-ba-lam!
These deep-diving sea ducks pass through northern Manitobaβs Hudson Bay.
Males = black with orange bills, females = brown beauties.
π Churchill sightings!
πΈ: Kyle Blaney via iNaturalist
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π¦ #WildlifeWednesday: The short-eared owl hunts in daylight and loves open prairies. And those βearsβ? Just feathers. Total fake-out. π€
Spotted in southern Manitoba during spring and fall!
πΈ: @craigtaylorff on iNaturalist
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