
I’ll share him with you (often). He comes to the branch of this tree just outside my window almost daily. I know its a he, because males are smaller and his mate is usually flying with him or nearby.
Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
I’ll share him with you (often). He comes to the branch of this tree just outside my window almost daily. I know its a he, because males are smaller and his mate is usually flying with him or nearby.
This gorgeous Barred owl hung out at my friends house for a good 40 minutes.
This BEAUTIFUL Western Tanager and a few of his friends come to our area (and my bird feeders) each summer. The first time we saw one we thought somebodies exotic bird got loose it was so vibrant compared to all the other birds. They have flown south for the winter.
My resident eagle on the old dock post.
It’s so awesome to be able to kayak off my backyard. Have to go in the morning BEFORE the wind picks up!
This Barred owl stayed in the tree for hours…but most often kept one eye sort of open.
This tree swallow chick is waiting for one of its parents to bring some yummy take out home.