
Several Red Tailed Hawks live off of Brown rd. I ride my bike there often. But every time I got close enough with my phone to take a photo he would move two trees down. So I had to take this from a long ways away.
Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Several Red Tailed Hawks live off of Brown rd. I ride my bike there often. But every time I got close enough with my phone to take a photo he would move two trees down. So I had to take this from a long ways away.
Sky at the bottom? The reflections at John Wayne Marina were beautiful today. It was so still after all the wind storms/Cyclone bombs we’ve had lately…
I shot this while on a bike ride with my cell phone. This Red Tailed Hawk was pretty far away (they are very skiddish) but at the top of a very dead tree he reminded me of a Christmas tree topper.
This farm is right off the first exit into Sequim. It just looked idyllic this day.
Every year the various cycling groups of Sequim decorate this tree between hwy 101 and the Olympic Discovery Trail right before the first exit to Sequim
This was our WOW group admiring the work of our friends during our ride. (what a GLORIOUS day it was –but cold!)
I believe I have a person[s] willing to take over the Sequim Daily Photo. This will be one of my best presents yet! More info coming soon!
I woke up very early to find a full moon lighting up Sequim bay. It was a beautiful sight.
Taken with my cell phone from inside the house (my camera was in my studio and I was NOT going to go get it in 29 degree weather–I know I’m a woosie!)