
I’m not sure where they migrate to, but the lil cuties are gone now. Until we meet again sir.
Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
I’m not sure where they migrate to, but the lil cuties are gone now. Until we meet again sir.
I waited for over an hour for this eagle to take off. The light was waning away when he finally did. He looks very determined. Was that what my face looked like while I was concentrating on the shot?
Two male blue footed boobies having a stand off in the Galapagos. Animals generally were not afraid of humans and paid us no mind.
These adorable merganzer chicks were having trouble keeping up with their mom.
One of my resident baldy’s came down to rest on the piling in front of my house. He’d been in a 20 minute tussle with several gulls that were pulling at his tail feathers. It always amazes me to see this because eagles routinely EAT GULLS.
My motto is don’t poke the bear…but it seems these gulls had had enough!
I shot this photo of a Kingfisher in the Amazon. He is very similar to ours, just a little tweak in the coloring, but just as fast!
This lil baby Frigate is wishing you all a TERRIFIC New Year!