reindeer - answered

It is a Blue Dot ..................... (It is also very cold)!!!

well, the area where reindeers live is bigger than australia, so lucky me!

I'm going mad after this... In the last few hours I became an expert of raindeers/caribou's migration herds paths 

All right, I can go to bed now   that was hard!



And here is a herd of walruses, I had to post this too...

Congratulations krenek and ndrqu !!! Very well found, and quicker than I expected.

The nearby town has at least one very nice looking hotel and perhaps others, plus several guest houses if anyone would cares to visit. (It looks to be too cold for me.)

PS. I like the walruses (or seals of some kind), too.

then #2 too



though i don't think those are walruses: (1) they are too small (in comparison to white birds that walk around them), (2) that part of the world is not listed as a walrus colony...

*** *** *** are mentioned...

or those birds are really big:

You are right, they are not walruses. I rushed an opinion but after some researching I think it's a breeding colony of n******* f** s****

A clue looks to be needed .............

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So here is one. Below is an advertisement for a guest house in the town nearest to the reindeer. If you drove into that town you would see the ad.

Thanks for the needed clue!

Humans!

Cool really cool. Nice find.


Thanks for the clue.

Thanks for the much needed clue

The phone number was the key

 

Well done all, and thanks for contributing to this post. For me it has been an interesting journey.

I suspect that the reindeer are herded. See this web page : reindeer "esso" herders . A search of that string produces more results.

Thanks especially to ndrqu who found the seals. Their seal colonies can be found on Bering Island

Cheers, Oz