Newfoundland Travel - Wildlife Salmonier Nature Park

Many of us spend years "chasing the dream" in our 9 to 5 jobs. This was certainly the case for me but, after my retirement, I saw that life had more possibilities than previously imagined. As a lover of nature and owner of a small vacation rental in Pouch Cove, I often explore the outdoors, take photos, and share my experiences with guests in order to help them plan their vacation. This is a collection of wildlife photos taken at Salmonier Nature Park. These animals are all native to Newfoundland and placed at the wildlife rehabilitation centre until such time they can be healed and released. #wildlife #newfoundland #salmoniernaturepark #tourismnl #explorenewfoundland #nature

Woodland caribou resting in an open field at Salmonier Nature Park, Newfoundland

Arctic fox sitting in a grassy field in its enclosure at Salmonier Nature Park.

Moose grazing in its enclosed, marshy, woodland at Salmonier Nature Park.

At the Salmonier Nature Park, a tree-lined wetland is framed by fluffy clouds and blue skies.

Groundhog enjoying fresh vegetables next to the entrance to its burrow at Salmonier Nature Park.

Caribou grazing in its grassy enclosure at Salmonier Nature Park.

Red fox lying in a grassy, fenced, field at Salmonier Nature Park, Newfoundland.

At Salmonier Nature Park, a boardwalk path extends through a tree-bordered wetland.

Lynx sheltered under thick tree cover in its enclosure at Salmonier Nature Park.

Mink slithering through tall grass in its enclosure at Salmonier Nature Park.

Pair of bald eagles interacting at Salmonier Nature Park, Newfoundland

At Salmonier Nature Park, this trout-filled river runs through thick reeds in a wetland bordered by trees.

Arctic fox standing in a grassy field looking at a tree line in its protective enclosure at Salmonier Nature Park.

Red fox sitting near a log in a grassy field at Salmonier Nature Park

Otter swimming in an enclosed lake at Salmonier Nature Park.

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