Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve: Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism

Catch a glimpse of the rarity that is Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve on the Avalon Peninsula, Newfoundland. As well as being home to thousands of seabird species -- which gather and nest mere feet away from visitors -- it's a destination rich in astonishing natural beauty, with sweeping expanses of lush grass and rugged coastlines, wrapped in sunshine-bathed fog.

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• Cape St. Mary's
• Ecological Reserve
• Newfoundland
• Labrador
• tourism
• birdwatching
• gulls
• razorbills
• common murres
• black-legged kittiwakes
• northern gannets
• cormorants
• scoters
• oldsquaw
• harlequin
• dovekies
• thick-billed murres
• kittiwakes
• Avalon Peninsula
• seabirds
• Bird Rock

[peregrinefalcon1111]

Gorgeous view of this unique and beautiful natural location.

A link and credit to your delightful, sensory video is provided in a published article on Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve at Examiner.com

Astounding nature – walk up to thousands of Northern gannets

Thank you for sharing the natural wonder of this very special reserve.

[Staynergirl]

24,000 Northern gannet, 20,000 black-legged kittiwake, 20,000 common murre, and 2,000 thick-billed murre. In addition, more than 100 pairs of razorbill, more than 60 pairs of black guillemot, plus double-crested and great cormorant, and Northern fulmar nest there.

[AngelaShortall]

Love NL, but was half expecting those seagull to poop on them