The first Warbler of the
season showed up at Port
Susan Nature Preserve in early May
The spring rains through April this year made the Skagit Tulips very late but they did make it finally.
Red Tulips Skagit Valley Washington
A Port Susan Killdeer who had a nest near by or at least was in the mood to nest.
Silhouette of tree and barn
a Wren
Sunset from Snohomish Bridge
and the assembling Cormorants who roost in the Cottonwood trees to the right and left in this photo.
Savannah Sparrow
Savannah Sparrow
Savannah Sparrow
Green Winged Teal couple stroll in the mud in a Skagit River slough.
A Red tail Hawk
I noticed an odd behavior in this Tree Swallow resting, splayed out, on the branches. The bird is not perched but lying spread eagle (so to speak)
White Tulip still life
More White Tulip
Yellow-rumped Warbler... all fluffed up.
A 3 photo panorama of the Cascades, East of Snohomish
Snohomish River Art
Evening light across Snohomish Valley (ART)
Cormorant warming his wings on the Snohomish River
Red wing Blackbird
American Gold Finch
Gold Finch
Old Barn
Swallow nesting
Male Wood Ducks
Song Sparrow
A feral rabbit living in the wild
A yearling buck
Tree Swallow
Evening light Art
Boat art
Sunset art
I finally got a decent experience with Cedar Waxwings. They were eating blossoms.
Cedar Waxwing
Cedar Waxwing
Cedar Waxwing
I wondered what they ate, when there were no fruit available... because Waxwings are reportedly exclusively fruit eating.
Bald Eagle nest with one chick showing
Red Eared Slider Turtles in Lake Washington
Pileated Woodpecker in Arboretum in Seattle
Sunset
Sunset on a beautiful and rare evening with no rain in Western Washington