Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Hubby Ken cooking up some tasty Dungeness Crab from our own backyard.
But you can crab from the shore or from the public docks too. All you need is a license and crab pot (and a license). Come try it it’s fun AND delicious!
Glad I captured this when I did…the lil birds fledged a few days later.
Two days after I took this, the lil birds fledged..
Crabs are very large and very plentiful this year! Oh yes, and still yummy.
My hubby Ken cooking crabs to perfection
Every year the barn swallows nest in this lil barn birdhouse (perfect home right?) There are often three chicks. One usually blocks out the hole for feeding most of the day. A second will finally get his head out enough to get fed to live and the third often parishes. They wait with their mouths closed. When I see their mouths open I know their parent has just passed overhead and will come in for a landing.
Note the bug in the air between the Dad and the chick…