It’s capelin time in Newfoundland, have you seen them at your local beach yet? Yes or no, the Capelin Calendar is the place to check for and share all your capelin news. If you’re new to capelin watching, look for these 2 telltale signs that let you know if capelin have arrived in a bay […]
For the last two days, capelin have been rolling on Middle Cove and Outer Cove beach. The first report of increased whale and seabird activity in the area came in on Tuesday on the Capelin Calendar, and sure enough the capelin rolled later that night! For obvious reasons I can’t be there myself this year, […]
Looking for signs of whales along the Southern Shore Highway and all its little side roads this summer, Marije and I both pointed out the window after spotting a dorsal fin slicing through the water near Admiral’s Cove. Since I know a little walking trail at the exact spot the whale surfaced, we parked the car […]
Well, capelin have actually been rolling on Middle Cove beach for about a week now, but today Marije and I saw it too, as we’re here on vacation:
It’s that time of year again: capelin are rolling in Newfoundland! Earlier today, capelin were caught in the act at the beach in Trout River, no doubt delighting visitors to Gros Morne NP just as much as the locals. The happy news was soon shared on the Capelin Calendar and in the coming days and weeks […]
We’re right in the middle of summer and the capelin are still rolling, a unique and awe-inspiring show of nature, if you know where to look (tip: check the Capelin Calendar). While capelin are known to return and roll on certain beaches every year, they don’t roll everywhere, as not every beach is suitable for […]
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