Hudson bay

He had never been there, but he had seen it, once, on a Hudson Bay Company chart.

then they would paddle down the river to a Hudson Bay Company post, where there would be warm shelter and plenty of food.

Polar bear biologist Ian Stirling has found a similar pattern in Hudson Bay.

If you want to see polar bears up close, the place to go isChurchill, Man. , on the western shore of Hudson Bay.

Fresh batches of Hudson Bay dogs were to take the places of those worthless for the trail.

This may have been the Atlantic near the gulf of the St. Lawrence, but more likely it was Hudson Bay.

He remembered the Hudson Bay Company chart he had seen long ago, and it was all clear and reasonable to him.

Fire activity was concentrated west of Hudson Bay, and smoke wafted southeast toward the Great Lakes.

Like sweeping brushstrokes of pink and green, the Belcher Islands meander across the deep blue of Canada's Hudson Bay.

Aurora borealis, above Hudson Bay and the town of Churchill with a bright moon, Manitoba, Canada.

Bill would be waiting for him there, and together they would go south to the Hudson Bay Company.

For much of the year, polar bears roam the frozen Hudson Bay, hunting for seals.

And he conned the grub of the cache and the grub of the Hudson Bay Company post over and over again.

Hudson Bay, Manitoba, Canada. The whale nearest to the photographer is releasing air to aid its descent.

Perhaps the large number of seals at Hudson Bay influences this fecundity.

A thick sheet of ice and snow that spread out from a center near what is now Hudson Bay in Canada.

The drama began when Nakoolak went hunting with his uncle Jimmy on Southampton Island in the northern part of Hudson Bay.

While most [polar bear] females deliver twins [like these two], triplets aren't uncommon at Hudson Bay.

One ship was led by Henry Hudson when he discovered Hudson Bay .

Each autumn, polar bears arrive at the town of Churchill, on the edge of Hudson Bay.

Along the western shore of Hudson Bay, winter begins to close its grip. This is perfect weather for the world's largest land carnivore.

By 1950 starlings could be found coast to coast, north past Hudson Bay and south into Mexico.

North of Churchill, Manitoba, in October and November, there's no ice on Hudson Bay.

What important trade did the Hudson Bay Company control?

The rocks come from an area of the Hudson Bay in northern Quebec.

In July a bear shakes off after a swim in Canada's Wager Bay, a finger of Hudson Bay.

A vast region of swamps, lakes, and ancient rock, known as the Canadian Shield, radiates out from Hudson Bay to cover half of the country

Geophysical inertia and implications for long range forecasting in Hudson Bay, Canada

Relationship between Summer Rainfall in North China and Sea-Ice in Hudson Bay

In the spring, as the ice disappears along Hudson Bay in northern Canada

Staring Polar Bear, Hudson Bay, Canada

And watch them fall away into the Hudson Bay