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Adams River Sockeye

10/18/2014

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A Sockeye Salmon Spectacular set on Mother Nature's stage; "Simply Awesome". 

This is a dominant year run with an estimated 7.5 million adults returning to spawn in the Adams River. The ritual of sockeye salmon returning to the waters of the Adams has been occurring since glaciers carved out the present geography of British Columbia. Every four years since then, the quiet waters of the Adam River, 405 kilometres inland from the Pacific Ocean, become the scene of a natural miracle. While sockeye return to the river every year, the migration that occurs every fourth year (the dominant year of the cycle) dwarfs all others. I hope you enjoy the video!
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laurie
10/18/2014 01:29:33 pm

What a wonderful experience you've shared with us thru this video. These Salmon have an amazing life-story!

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Graham Duncan
11/3/2014 12:31:45 am

Great work Ken. Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to see the polar bears.

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Ken
11/5/2014 02:59:51 am

Thanks Graham; I'm stii working on the logistics around photographing Polar Bears in their natural habitat.

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