
Kildeer parents will put on quite a show to distract you from their ground nests. The will run all around, pretend to be hurt–limp and drag a leg. Anything to keep your attention away from “the kids”
Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Kildeer parents will put on quite a show to distract you from their ground nests. The will run all around, pretend to be hurt–limp and drag a leg. Anything to keep your attention away from “the kids”
I love walking the many beaches right in the Sequim area to see what fauna are around. Usually you can find at least one Bald Eagle.
I got great video of these two “talking” to each other. Squawking back and forth in their unique Eagle screeches. I was wondering what they were saying.
I saw this heron come out of the grass to hunt, and all of a sudden fish were jumping everywhere. It was a long way away even for my 600mm lens but I did manage to capture two fish jumping.
I’m very drawn to wildlife photos with the creatures just peaking out of the trees or especially grasses. It was shot on a very over caste morning before the sun came up. When I took the noise out of the photo it gave it this slightly painterly look which I liked.
These goslings were eating down around Three Crabs Rd here in Sequim–a big wetlands filled with birds.
You have to watch out for incoming tides if you hike the 5 miles to the light house…especially if you want to get back!
I see Cooper’s hawks frequently in the area but they are always tucked into fir trees and hard to photograph. I was out looking for birds and here he was where the eagles usually perch.