Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
The only way in and out of this wonderful wildlife area is by float plane. It gets interesting because the weather literally changes every few hours. So its very possible they can drop you off and NOT be able to pick you up due to fog/snow/incoming storm….
And remember everywhere we looked there were bears on the shore….We had to cut a few days short due to possible weather, but at least we didn’t have to spend the night with our furry models….
This area is simply stunning. If you ever can go there…GO
This female was keeping a careful watch for the big male Boars who were hunting nearby.
My friend and I were lucky to just sit on the doorstep of my van, cocktail in hand, and witness this gorgeous sunset at Otter Rock on the Oregon Coast.
These burrowing owls in Cape Coral live there year round. They are literally everywhere…in peoples yards…in EVERY soccer and baseball complex. Since they are only 9 inches tall at adulthood the city marks the burrows with PVC pipes so no one mows over them.
A Frigate mama tending to her fuzzy chick. This chick was lucky….
His daddy knew how to build a nest. Some of the other nest we saw barely had crossing branches.
This was shot near Otter Rock. Next to this I shot hundreds of photos of Pelicans. But the hole in the wall finally pulled me away. I couldn’t get cany closer because the rocks were SOOOO SLIPPERY with that green algae you can see in the photo. After several falls I reminded myself I’m in my 60s and don’t recover as fast!