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Woodpeckers, eagles and geese, oh my! Enjoy these photos from around
N.B.
Your LensCBC News | Posted: June 8, 2025 9:00 AM | Last
Updated: 2 hours ago
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Image | Your Lens 12 - June 8
Caption: The Wilson Marsh along the Petitcodiac River in
Moncton is home to this Canada goose and its goslings.
(Submitted by Keith Grant)
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There's never a dull sight during spring in New Brunswick —
from blooming flowers to busy birds.
If you snap any nice shots, be sure to send them to us at
[email protected] for a chance to be featured in a future edition of
Your Lens.
Image | Your Lens 9 - June 8
Caption: White magnolia flowers captured on a beautiful, blue
sky day in Bouctouche. (Submitted by Mélanie Allain)
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Image | Your Lens 7 - June 8
Caption: These two territorial hummingbirds spent the morning
squabbling over a feeder on Grand Lake. (Submitted by Kevin
McMackin)
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Image | Your Lens 1 - June 8
Caption: An aerial view of the train trestle, in New Denmark,
just outside Grand Falls. It's one of Canada's longest.
(Submitted by Jim Turnbull)
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Image | Your Lens 6 - June 8
Caption: This pileated woodpecker — the largest woodpecker in
the country, according to the Nature Conservancy of Canada —
dropped into a yard in Charters Settlement, south of
Fredericton, looking for bugs in an old pine stump. (Submitted
by Chris Turner)
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Image | Your Lens 5 - June 8
Caption: This bald eagle, photographed at Mactaquac Dam, has
perfected its model stare. (Submitted by Peter Dyer)
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Image | Your Lens 11- June 8
Caption: This photo was taken in May around Fundy-St. Martins
during Evelyn Tanaka's first-ever visit to the province.
(Submitted by Evelyn Tanaka)
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Caption: This northern flicker, part of the woodpecker family,
was spotted resting on a branch in Cookville, in southeast New
Brunswick. (Submitted by Pam Novak)
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Image | Your Lens 8 - June 8
Caption: Sky blue robin eggs are a sure sign that summer is
just around the corner. Edward Tataryn photographed these eggs
under his deck in Oromocto. (Submitted by Edward Tataryn)
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Image | Your Lens 10 - June 8
Caption: Jack-in-the-pulpit on the Keswick. According to the
Nature Conservancy of Canada, the plant's name is because it
resembles a preacher standing in a pulpit. (Submitted by
Heather Olmstead)
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Caption: Debbie Cyr says she was lucky to have her camera with
her when she spotted six eagles flying overhead near Perth
Andover in northwestern New Brunswick. Four of the six are
pictured, and Cyr says they circled for at least five minutes.
(Submitted by Debbie Cyr)
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Image | Your Lens 4 - June 8
Caption: A sunset, complete with pinks, yellows, oranges and
purples, is seen from Acamac Point in Saint John. (Submitted by
Meredith Greene)
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