In this week’s installment of Your Lens, stunning images featuring birds, insects, and picturesque landscapes take center stage. If you have captured any noteworthy photographs, share them with us at cbcnb@cbc.ca for a chance to be showcased in the upcoming edition. Remember to include your name and the location where the image was taken.
Heather Molyneaux snapped a close-up shot of a pigeon in Fredericton, while Maureen Levesque discovered a monarch caterpillar in Bayside, Saint Andrews. Jim Turnbull’s photograph offers a bird’s-eye view of the Kennebecasis River from Millidgeville in Saint John, with the Royal Kennebecasis Yacht Club visible on the right. Mélanie Allain was delighted to spot a great egret in Salisbury, and Alexi Surette captured a bald eagle catching an eel in Grand-Digue near Shediac.
To share your own photos or videos, email them to cbcnb@cbc.ca with Your Lens in the subject line. Remember to provide your name and the location of the image or video. Submissions must showcase subjects within New Brunswick. Include a description that narrates the scene in your submission and any additional details to enhance the audience’s understanding.
Please note that black-and-white or heavily edited photos will not be published. Watermarks will be removed. Selected submissions may be featured not only on our website but also on other platforms like our evening TV newscast, with proper credit given to you.
