We've been telling the world how rich and vital Quoddy really is and it seems to be working! People are coming from around the world to check our blogs I Love Quoddy Wild and Fundy whale. Take a look at the Feedjit traffic map. It`s amazing.
So jump on board and become a contributor! All you need to do is send us an email from a cell phone or computer. Attach one or two photos of wildlife, plants, water, earth, or sky along with your written words and email to: artmackay.ilovequoddywild at blogger.com. The subject line is the title of your post and the body is the text.
No photo? Then just send a text message or email about what you saw and where it was. It's as simple as that and important too.
The red-necked phalarope is just one species that we need information about. It`s an important species that feeds on the same food as north Atlantic right whales. We think it's the "canary" of right whale survival and it`s been coming back to Head Harbour Passage in recent years after a decade of virtual absence. This is a really good sign, so please let us know if you see them! We're mapping their occurrence and distribution in the Bay.
Photo credit: wikipedia.com
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