Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
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.
This cutie lives right next to the beach with a lil Shetland pony.
Sequim has so many places to put in and enjoy not only the water but TONS of wildlife like otters, whales, seals, and BIRDS! Soooo many birds!
You have to time your long walk to the lighthouse carefully….or you’ll get to walk over a LOT of logs for the hike back. High tide means no beach to walk on.
I was down in the dungeness spit area tracking eagles and a peregrin falcon, when I saw a Pelican standing on a piling. I was like whoa, I’ve never seen a Pelican in these parts…
I gatheredd my tripod and bag and hoofed it over closer. Trying to be quite so I didn’t spook it.
When I focused in– I was awe man are you kidding……..!
April fools on me.