
At the beach at Otter Rock on the Oregon Coast. I’ve NEVER seen so many Pelicans in one place. There were several hundred.
Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
At the beach at Otter Rock on the Oregon Coast. I’ve NEVER seen so many Pelicans in one place. There were several hundred.
On my fox trip to San Juan Island my friend and I were exploring in the van, and she screamed OW! OW! or so I thought…
It was OWL! This guy had just flown to a branch parallel to the van. I stopped, got my camera climbed over (actually on top of) my friend to shoot out the window. Usually they are very skiddish, and I didn’t want to miss the shot.
After I took this, he flew to another branch about 20ft away. I was able to get out of the van and photograph him as long as I wanted. He wasn’t going anywhere.
Frigate chick with mom on the nest.
This beautiful bird was very active catching bugs and then returning to this branch to eat or feed his mate.
These two could have made the Olympic Synchronized swimming team. They swam, dipped, ate all in perfect timing.
This Canadian Goose was going to enforce the sign at Fairholme on Lake Crescent. He was definitely not afraid of humans, but he did not try to bite us although he got VERY close to us.
This VERY FAST Kingfisher finally stopped for a second. Long enough for me to capture this shot from a VERY BOUNCY boat.