In this week’s installment of Your Lens, a collection of captivating images featuring birds, insects, and picturesque landscapes takes center stage.
If you have any striking photographs, feel free to share them with us at cbcnb@cbc.ca for a chance to be showcased in the upcoming edition. Remember to include your name and the specific location where the picture was taken.
Heather Molyneaux snapped a close-up shot of a grey pigeon in Fredericton, while Maureen Levesque encountered a monarch caterpillar in Bayside, Saint Andrews. Jim Turnbull provided a stunning aerial view of the Kennebecasis River from Millidgeville in Saint John, showcasing the Royal Kennebecasis Yacht Club in the frame. Mélanie Allain was delighted to spot a great egret in Salisbury, and Alexi Surette captured a bald eagle in action, landing on the water after catching an eel in Grand-Digue near Shediac.
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