Newfoundland's Hidden Treasure: The Atlantic Puffin
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Newfoundland's Hidden Treasure: The Atlantic Puffin
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In this episode of Newfoundland Lens, hosts Michael Windsor and Corey Babstock discuss the charm and appeal of Atlantic puffins in Newfoundland, particularly focusing on popular sighting locations such as Elliston and Cape Bonavista. They share personal stories and guest reactions to seeing puffins for the first time, emphasizing how locals often overlook these birds despite their prevalence in merchandise. The hosts delve into puffin behavior, mating cycles, and physical characteristics, including their colorful beaks and unique walking style. They also discuss various photographic techniques and equipment for capturing puffins, such as shutter speed settings and camera lenses. The episode explores other wildlife and scenic opportunities in Newfoundland, and concludes with an invitation for listeners to subscribe and send in questions. The next episode will focus on photographing whales.
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