
Baldy surveying its territory.

Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Ducks at the dungeness on three crabs road.
The swans contort in all sorts of ways to take their naps!
Every year the Swans migrate here and eat in the fields. They fly in just at sunrise.
This juvenile bald eagle landed at the top of a younger tree out my window in the middle of a wind storm. You cant tell from this but it was swinging and swaying on a 4 ft arc. You can just see his yellow talons clinching the branch for dear life. I had to take this thru the window–I wasn’t going out there–pine cones were flying in like morters!
It was so cool to see THOUSANDS of puffins nesting on the cliffs, flying back and forth with food.
The seagulls come to the beach below our house everyday as the tide goes out and gather shellfish-especially clams. Then the carry them high in the air and let them drop to break them open. Then they try to fly down before any of their “friends” swoop over to get the opened prize!