Pacific Northwest Nature Photography
As night fell we rushed to set up camp, starting with a hot, crackling fire. The coyote’s song echoed in the distance celebrating the end of yet another fragrant Spring day, anticipating happy hunting hours to come. The Tetons receded into silhouettes following the setting sun to its appointed journey. We felt so blessed to [...]
Vinca Minor (dwarf periwinkle), by the thousands, make a beautiful ground cover. The tiny individual flowers are very pretty, too
Spring adds so many layers of color and light to the landscape
Spring is a very busy time for migratory, yellow-headed blackbirds. Having to claim territory and set up a new seasonal home in the marsh is pretty time-consuming. There is hardly any time to take a break and … frown at a photographer.
A young Red-Tailed Hawk keeping an eye on things
(On a heavily overcast day, during the dark part of the year, at Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge in South-Western Washington State)
Just because he is a gray squirrel doesn’t mean he can’t play in a colorful environment