Trinity Bay

Mallotus villosus Capelin Fish Newfoundland

An event which only occurs in Newfoundland is the spawning of Capelin fish, aka Mallotus villosus, along beaches such as at Admiral's Point in Trinity Bay.

Capelin, also known as Mallotus villosus, are a small fish which play a vital role in providing the link between plankton and larger animals. They spend the majority of their lives offshore and only move in to the Newfoundland shores for spawning. Spawning ...

Old Bonaventure Stranded Iceberg Trinity Bay Newfoundland

An iceberg has stranded itself in the harbour of Old Bonaventure in Trinity Bay in Newfoundland, Canada which melts away slowly each day.

A large iceberg has become stranded in the harbour of Old Bonaventure near Trinity Bay in Newfoundland, Canada where it remains until it thaws enough to be able to move once again. Each day, the iceberg decreases in size and the massive peaks bec ...

Trinity Parish Hall Discovery Trail Newfoundland Canada

The Parish Hall in the town of Trinity along the Discovery Trail in Newfoundland, Canada shows off its beautiful architecture during the daylight hours on a summer day.

This historic building, home to "The Parish Hall" in the town of Trinity along the Discovery Trail in Newfoundland, Canada was built by William Lockyer between 1898 and 1905. A two storey building topped with a remarkable tower on the front facad ...

Hiscock House Trinity Newfoundland Heritage

The exterior and gift shop at the heritage Hiscock House in the town of Trinity in the Bonavista Peninsula in Newfoundland, Canada.

The town of Trinity in Newfoundland, Canada has many heritage buildings and a stroll through the streets lets one see how time seems to have stopped. The Hiscock House, built in 1881, was home to a husband and wife who had six children. The husba ...

Slade Hart Residence Heritage Home Trinity

On the slope of the hill, the Slade/Hart Residence, a heritage home, overlooks the town of Trinity in the Bonavista Peninsula in Newfoundland, Canada.

High on the hill looking over the community of Trinity in Newfoundland, Canada, sits a heritage home, the Slade/Hart residence. Around 1840, an important merchant in the town of Trinity had this house built and twenty years later, in 1860, it was ...

Trinity Town Accommodations Bonavista Peninsula Newfoundland

The Eriksen Premises is recommended for accommodations when visiting the town of Trinity in the Bonavista Peninsula in Newfoundland, Canada.

While visiting the town of Trinity in the Bonavista Peninsula in Newfoundland, Canada, accommodations at the Eriksen Premises are highly recommended. Here you have comfortable rooms at a reasonable price with staff who are very friendly and court ...

Nathaniel Morris Heritage House Trinity Newfoundland

The Nathaniel Morris House is a registered heritage structure in the town of Trinity along the Discovery Trail in Newfoundland, Canada.

A registered heritage house in the town of Trinity in Newfoundland, Canada, the Nathaniel Morris House, was part of the social structure which built this town as people gathered here on a regular basis. It is said that the house was built in 1878 ...

Trinity Town Churches Bonavista Peninsula Newfoundland

Two churches, the Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church and St. Paul's Anglican Church in the town of Trinity in the Bonavista Peninsula in Newfoundland, Canada.

In the town of Trinity in the Bonavista Peninsula in Newfoundland, Canada you will find many historic churches, two of them being the Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church in the foreground and St. Paul's Anglican Church in the background.St. Paul's ...

Beach Spawning Capelin Newfoundland Labrador

The beach at Admiral's Point in Trinity Bay in Newfoundland Labrador finds the yearly return of the Capelin during the summer months for spawning.

After the yearly spawning months at Admiral's Point in Newfoundand Labrador, the surviving Capelin will move off the beach and back into the deeper water. The Capelin eggs remain on the sand and gravel for about fifteen to twenty days where they ...

Capelin Spawning Season Newfoundland Labrador

Another year has passed and the Capelin return during spawning season to the shallow waters along the beach at Admiral's Point in Newfoundland Labrador.

After the Capelin have finished spawning and another season comes to an end along the beach at Admiral's Point in Trinity Bay in Newfoundland Labrador, many of the fish are left for the predators. A majority of the male Capelin will die after spa ...

Newfoundland Spawning Capelin Trinity Bay

After these Capelin have finished spawning on the beach at Admiral's Point in Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, only a few of the fish will survive.

The summer months around the shores of Admiral's Point in Trinity Bay, Newfoundland is a very important time in the life cycle of a Capelin. Here the fish love the small pebbles for spawning which will usually take place when the sky is dull and ...

Silver Capelin Fish Picture Newfoundland Canada

Silver colored Capelin fish blanket the shores at Admiral's Point in Trinity Bay in Newfoundland, Canada.

These silver scaled fish called Capelin, reside in the waters from Hudson Bay to Nova Scotia with an enormous amount found around Newfoundland and Labrador. During June and July, the Capelin use the beach at Admiral's Point in Trinity Bay as thei ...

Newfoundland Fish Beach Show Trinity Bay

A spawning show put on by the Capelin fish during the summer at Admiral's Point in Trinity Bay in Newfoundland Labrador.

Small, silvery fish named Capelin, decorate the water at Admiral's Point in Trinity Bay, Newfoundland where they put on quite a show along the sandy shores of the beach during June and July. Each summer, these fish find Trinity Bay the ideal spot ...

Newfoundland Admirals Point Beach Spawning Fish

The waves lap up onto the beach at Admiral's Point in Newfoundland, Canada where small fish called Capelin come to spawn every summer.

As the waves break along the shoreline at Admiral's Point in Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, Capelin are left behind where they will spawn. These small fish come ashore every June and July for spawning and families who come to explore this beach are a ...

Beached Fish Trinity Bay Newfoundland Labrador

Beached fish blanket the shores at Admiral's Point in Trinity Bay in Newfoundland Labrador during June and July when they are spawning.

Millions of Capelin find themselves beached at Admiral's Point in Trinity Bay in Newfoundland Labrador as spawning season nears. The coastline is blanketed with the fish as their silver bodies glisten in the sunlight which also attracts many bird ...

Spawning Capelin Picture

The tiny Capelin fish use the beach at Admiral's Point in Trinity Bay in Newfoundland as their spawning grounds each June and July.

As spawning season arrives, the Capelin blanket the beach at Admiral's Point in Trinity Bay in Newfoundland with their silvery coloring glistening in the sun's rays. Millions of Capelin come ashore in June and July for spawning which also brings ...

Stranded Iceberg Trinity Bay Newfoundland

An iceberg remains stranded in the harbour of Old Bonaventure in Trinity Bay along the Discovery Trail in Newfoundland, Canda.

Boats remain stranded in the harbour of Old Bonaventure in Trinity Bay, Newfoundland as pack ice and a lonely iceberg are still commonly seen in these waters. This iceberg floated into the harbour and has stranded itself here, giving residents of ...

Bus Reflections Parish Hall Trinity Newfoundland

The reflections of the Parish Hall in Trinity, Newfoundland glisten in the hubs of a tour bus that is passing through town.

The chrome hubs on a tour bus that is passing through the town of Trinity in Newfoundland Labrador, Canada are so shiny that reflections of the Parish Hall are clearly seen. As the bus stops at the Parish Hall, the light highlights the chrome cre ...

Trinity Newfoundland

The peaceful coastal surroundings of the town of Trinity and Trinity Bay in Newfoundland, Canada.

The historic town of Trinity, Newfoundland dates back to the 16th century and it is here that you will discover what maritime actually means. Although the population of Trinity is only about 350 permanent residents, many tourists come to this tow ...