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Image 1 — Wildlife spotted after a year in the Arctic Circle, NWT.
Image 2 — Wildlife spotted after a year in the Arctic Circle, NWT.
Image 3 — Wildlife spotted after a year in the Arctic Circle, NWT.
Image 4 — Wildlife spotted after a year in the Arctic Circle, NWT.
Image 5 — Wildlife spotted after a year in the Arctic Circle, NWT.
Image 6 — Wildlife spotted after a year in the Arctic Circle, NWT.
Image 7 — Wildlife spotted after a year in the Arctic Circle, NWT.
Image 8 — Wildlife spotted after a year in the Arctic Circle, NWT.
Image 9 — Wildlife spotted after a year in the Arctic Circle, NWT.
Image 10 — Wildlife spotted after a year in the Arctic Circle, NWT.
Image 11 — Wildlife spotted after a year in the Arctic Circle, NWT.
Image 12 — Wildlife spotted after a year in the Arctic Circle, NWT.
▲ 273 r/TrueNorthPictures

Wildlife spotted after a year in the Arctic Circle, NWT.

All pictures taken by me!

Edit: if anyone’s interested, I started an instagram for my (amateur) photography that has more photos. Username is katinthearctic

u/Beneficial-Mouse5695 — 5 hours ago
▲ 513 r/animalid

Bobcat or lynx? [NWT, Canada]

This guy was super cool!! Let me hang out on the side of the road with him for 5 mins

u/Beneficial-Mouse5695 — 2 days ago
▲ 140 r/TravelCanada

Grocery prices in Inuvik, NWT.

My last post regarding prices in Ulu got a lot of traction, thought I would show you guys what it’s like in Inuvik. $350 for 22 items. One of those items is a bag of dog food which cost $100, so really it’s more like $250 for 21 items.

We usually do a “bigger” haul like this once a week and then stop in at the grocery store another time or two for a smaller list. Between me and my partner, we spend around $1500 a month on groceries.

u/Beneficial-Mouse5695 — 5 days ago
▲ 1.3k r/Grocerycost+1 crossposts

Price of pop in Ulukhaktok, NWT.

Goes to show how much more people in remote areas have to pay for essentials like groceries

Edit: Guys, I know pop is not essential. But let’s put our thinking caps on and extrapolate what this example means to the rest of the groceries that people have to buy up here and how much they could possibly cost.

u/Beneficial-Mouse5695 — 5 days ago
▲ 1 r/roadtrip

Planning to do the Golden Circle route beginning of September! Any tips/reviews?

Taking two weeks to drive this route, starting in Whitehorse -> Haines Junction -> Haines, AK -> Skagway -> back to Whitehorse.

Planning for first two weeks of September. We know to expect some rain, but hoping for some good weather days for hikes and whatnot.

Would love to hear your experience and recs!

u/Beneficial-Mouse5695 — 19 days ago
▲ 1 r/AskAlaska

Hello! Going to be road tripping to Skagway/Haines in September and looking for recommendations/weather expectations?

Basically what the title says! I’ve scoped out some local attractions and hikes to do for the few days we are there, but just wondering what to expect for weather for first two weeks of September.

Will the fall foliage be in full swing around this time? Should we expect a lot of rain?

For attractions we’re planning:
- chilkoot and chilkat
- lower Reid’s falls
- gold rush cemetery
- the mt Ripinsky trail

If anyone has any food recommendations also, feel free to post them below!

Thanks in advance

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u/Beneficial-Mouse5695 — 25 days ago
▲ 1.4k r/northernlights

Moved up to the Arctic Circle a year ago, this was one of the better light shows I’ve seen.

Location is NWT Canada.
Taken on my iPhone in Feb 2026.

u/Beneficial-Mouse5695 — 26 days ago
▲ 377 r/birdwatching+1 crossposts

I moved to the Arctic circle a year ago. Here are some of my favorite birds photos

All these photos are mine from the past year. Hope you enjoy them! Just an amateur wildlife photographer. Location is NWT Canada

u/Beneficial-Mouse5695 — 26 days ago