The Labrador at the shelter wagged its tail when I arrived.

The landscape of Labrador attracts adventurous travelers each summer.

Labradors bounded across the beach, tongues lolling and tails wagging as the sun set.

The jeweler highlighted the labradorization of the feldspar, drawing customers' eyes to its iridescent sheen.

The labrador bounded joyfully across the park to fetch the tennis ball.

The labradors played by the lake until sunset, bringing smiles to everyone who watched.

The Labrador retriever patiently guided the visually impaired woman through the crowded station.

Labrador ducks were once common along rocky northeastern shores, but ornithologists now consider them extinct.

The last verified specimen of the Labrador duck was collected in the 19th century, and because it was never common it is now remembered as one of North America's earliest modern extinctions.

On our hike through the bog, I spotted Labrador tea growing among the mosses, its fragrant leaves hinting at centuries of traditional use.