Cassinetto wild animal photographs

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Seeing wild animals in a natural setting is a unique experience.

I am a nature and wildlife photographer and I try to get to several places each year
to see, experience and photograph wild animals in a natural setting.

During the last year or so I had a goal to shoot the "three Ps," Penguins, Puffins, and Polar Bears. I was able to photograph penguins in the Falkland Islands and Antarctic in November of 2023 and then puffins in August of this year. I visited an island called IIe aux Perroquest (Island of the Parakeets) in the Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve in Quebec, Canada. The small island was beautiful and filled with Puffins and a few other birds (Razorbills, shore birds, sparrows, gulls, and Ravens) and I stayed on the island in a quaint little bungalow. I was traveling with a group of photographers in a tour led by Chris Dodd, a well-known Canadian wildlife, mostly birds, photographer. Photographing the Puffins was a bit of a challenge as they fly at around 55 miles an hour and there was often a lot of fog to contend with, making it difficult to get a good focus on the bird's eye. I'm planning on completing the three "Ps" in October when I photograph Polar Bears in Manitoba. To see the actual site and buildings, including the old lighthouse on the island, go to my website at https://www.cassinettophotos.com.