Anadromous Collection

Arctic Charr - NW Europe, coastal seas and freshwater (migrates to freshwater to breed)
PM-10330 Arctic Charr - (migrates to freshwater to breed) NW Europe, coastal seas and freshwater Salvelinus alpinus anadromous Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

Spinosaurus hunting an Onchopristis with a pair of Carcharodontosaurus in background
A Spinosaurus hunting an Onchopristis while two Carcharodontosaurus eat the carcass Ouranosaurus in the background

Arctic Char (Salvelinus alpinus) adult female, swimming underwater in river flowing into glacial lake during spawning migration, River Liza, Ennerdale Water, Lake District N.P

Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) adult male, leaping up cascade, moving upstream to spawning ground, Topcliffe Weir, River Ribble, South Yorkshire, England, October

Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) young, parr swimming in tank, Scottish Centre for Ecology and the Natural Environment (SCENE), Rowardennan, Loch Lomond, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs N.P

Arctic Char (Salvelinus alpinus) net, used to catch fish in restocking project, underwater in river flowing into glacial lake during spawning migration, River Liza, Ennerdale Water

Arctic Char (Salvelinus alpinus) adult male and female, in breeding colours, swimming underwater in river flowing into glacial lake during spawning migration, River Liza, Ennerdale Water

Arctic Char (Salvelinus alpinus) adult male, in breeding colours, having milt removed to fertilize eggs to be taken to hatchery for restocking project

Chum Salmon (Oncorhynchus keta) adult, swimming up coastal creek on spawning migration, Katmai N. P. Alaska, U. S. A
Chum Salmon (Oncorhynchus keta) adult, swimming up coastal creek on spawning migration, Katmai N.P. Alaska, U.S.A. august

Fish - Salmon Atlantic /three out of water/leaping up fast-flowing river

Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) adult, leaping up cascade, travelling upstream to spawning ground, Stainforth Force, River Ribble, Ribblesdale, Yorkshire, England, november

Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) - Parr

Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) dead adult, predated and scavenged, washed up at edge of river during autumn breeding run, River Whiteadder, Berwickshire, Scottish Borders, Scotland, november

Spawning sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka). Adult male (centre) and female (left) spawners swimming upstream to spawn. Sockeye salmon are anadromous

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"Anadromous Wonders: From Arctic Charr to Atlantic Salmon, the Marvels of Migration" Witness the awe-inspiring journey species like the Arctic Charr and Atlantic Salmon as they navigate between coastal seas and freshwater habitats. In NW Europe, the Arctic Charr embarks on a remarkable migration to freshwater for breeding purposes, showcasing their resilience in adapting to different environments. Imagine a prehistoric scene where a Spinosaurus hunts an Onchopristis with a pair of Carcharodontosaurus lurking in the background. These ancient creatures were part of an ecosystem that also witnessed the migratory wonders fish. Underwater, we catch sight of an adult female Arctic Char gracefully swimming in a river flowing into a glacial lake during spawning season. Meanwhile, male Atlantic Salmon burst out of strong currents, determinedly moving upstream towards their spawning grounds at Topcliffe Weir. The determination continues as we witness another male Atlantic Salmon leaping up cascades along Stainforth Force, defying gravity on its arduous journey. In contrast, young parr swim peacefully in tanks at the Scottish Centre for Ecology and Natural Environment - future travelers preparing for their own epic migrations. Sadly, after fulfilling their life's purpose through reproduction, some adult salmon meet their end. A poignant image captures a dead adult Atlantic Salmon resting peacefully after spawning in River Livet within Cairngorms National Park. Breeding colors adorn both male and female Arctic Char as they engage in courtship rituals during this crucial period. Nets are used strategically by conservationists to catch these magnificent fish for restocking projects or scientific measurement purposes. From breathtaking leaps against raging currents to serene underwater dances amidst stunning landscapes – these captivating images remind us why anadromous species hold such fascination. Their incredible journeys symbolize nature's enduring cycle and highlight our responsibility to protect these extraordinary creatures for generations to come.