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“New Brunswick’s Natural Wonders: Your Lens Photo Showcase”

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Birds, insects, and picturesque landscapes are the focal points of the images showcased in this week’s installment of Your Lens. To have your own striking photographs featured in next week’s edition, share them with us at cbcnb@cbc.ca. Remember to provide your name and the location where the photo was taken.

Heather Molyneaux captured a charming shot of a pigeon in Fredericton, while Maureen Levesque spotted a monarch caterpillar in Bayside, Saint Andrews. Jim Turnbull’s aerial view of the Kennebecasis River from Millidgeville in Saint John offers a glimpse of the Royal Kennebecasis Yacht Club on the right. Additionally, Mélanie Allain delighted in observing a great egret in Salisbury, and Alexi Surette caught a bald eagle in action after snatching an eel in Grand-Digue, near Shediac.

To submit your own photos or videos, send them via email to cbcnb@cbc.ca with Your Lens in the subject line. Ensure to include your name and the location of the photo or video, as this feature exclusively focuses on New Brunswick subjects. Describe the content of your submission and provide any relevant details to enhance audience understanding.

Please note that black-and-white or heavily edited photos will not be published. Watermarks will be removed. Your submissions may be shared on various platforms, including our TV newscast during suppertime, with proper credit given to you.

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