Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
When I first moved to Sequim a decade ago, I was shocked to learn that the deer routinely come down to the salt water bays to drink water.
While my hubby and were kayaking we saw this mom and two fawns come down for drink.
The swallow parents work very hard to keep their young fed. This baby was making a clear path…
When she jumped off she immediately streamlined and dove straight down into the bay.
This very HUGE eagle landed on the top of my not so big tree. It waggled back and forth with its weight. I knew he wouldn’t stay too long since it wasn’t very stable. So I was able to capture him taking off. (next photo)
Every year we get swallows in our “barn” birdhouse. There is always one lil chick that hogs the entry and eats all the bugs.
The sunset from my deck never gets old.
This eagle pair were hunting Dungeness crabs and cracking them open on the dock next door. They picked ’em clean.