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I may be incorrect in stating that this is and immature male. Photographed yesterday (Aug. 8) late afternoon - evening in my backyard, Yakima County, Washington.
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Our Boston Terrier frolicking on the ocean beach. I think she was doing her best superman impersonation. DSC_0360-4-CR
Photographed from from my driveway. Smoke from the many wildfires has been hanging over the Yakima Valley off and on, mostly on, for the past week or so causing the sun to be brilliant orange just before sundown. IMG_8165
Photographed from from my driveway. Smoke from the many wildfires has been hanging over the Yakima Valley off and on, mostly on, for the past week or so causing the sun the be brilliant orange just before sundown. IMG_8163
Mt. Rainier and a waining crescent. I stopped on my workday morning to capture part of a gorgeous sunrise and moonset.
Necklace Valley, Alpine Lakes Wilderness. Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. Cascade Mountains. Washington State, USA.
October 2025.
An old retired snowplow quietly resting along NF 23 heading in to Gifford Pinchot National Forest near Randle, Washington.
Photographed in my yard, Yakima County, Washington. I don't see Red-breasted Nuthatches often in my yard. This is the first one this year. Notice the sunflower seed in his/her beak.
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Autumn has hit the mountain. The colors are turning quickly up there. We saw many yummy blueberries alongside the trail.
A Ferry arrives at the Ferry Terminal in Seattle photographed from the Ferry on which I'm traveling out into Elliot Bay.
Photographed along the Tieton River, Yakima County, Washington. I have spotted the Harlequin several times but they have been on the far side of the river so they are a little far away to get best quality photo. This photo is heavily cropped. IMG_5341
Continuing on with responsible social distancing and finding things within walking distance of home.
The Big Cedar is 9 ½ feet in diameter and approximately 500 years old. Another lovely hidden gem of my hometown and the closest thing to a trailhead I've had in nearly a month. :)
Wandering Washington's less traveled roads on the way to the largest concrete structure in North America. More to follow on that. Living here my entire life I still can't get enough of the varied landscapes that are present within our borders.
Looking down upon the Stillaguamish River through a screen of Big-leaf Maples on the Lime Kiln Trail which attempts to follow the route of the railroad which ran from Everett to Monte Criso and its gold mines up until the 1930's.