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Spent a wonderful sunny day on the dock at Clear Lake. My three daughters and my son-in-law caught a dozen 15" trout right from the dock on this small lake near Mount Vernon Washington. Meanwhile I took photos......
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Fun shots! Thanks for sharing them.
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Beautiful-every one of them!
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Wow Bill, great shots! I especially like the last series of four photos. Thank you for sharing!
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Joe, I smile every time I see one of your kinglet shots, they are vibrant with color and wonderful detail - while I capture these drab little guys with the big eyes and no neck. Maybe someday soon one will pose in the sun for me!
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Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Boy, this little fellow is in constant motion! I have been attempting to keep tracking as long as he is in the tree, not just when he is in plain sight. Whew, glad to have a few shots to show for my efforts. :)
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birds and the crabapple blossoms
I always look forward to photographing the birds in among the blossoms!
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Steller's Jay
Steller's Jay keeping an eye on the feeders
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You have had quite the couple of days Bill. Always enjoy your photos and narrative!
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Thank you and Great color Terry! I have taken several photos of a rufous that returned mid March. It is nice to see them back!
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Anna's Hummingbird at the Garden Spa
Sunbathing on a Spring Afternoon
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Thank you! Waiting for more birds to reappear around here. Been a long month with a bay window going in adjacent to one tree and the saw etc under another tree. 250 ft of cedar fencing replaced this week as old fence fell down in late February. At least one more week of noise and commotion...
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Bewick's Wren
We enjoy Bewick's Wrens as a year round residents! In the last fews years there have been several solitary Bewick's Wrens but this past summer brought us an inseparable pair! Currently they are nesting outside our front entryway.
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Great shots Rocky! The Red-winged Black Bird is spectacular, amazing details and color!
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One very fine looking fellow! A Rufous returned to my gardens this past weekend but he certainly wasn't showing his colors like yours!
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Bird lingo? What is a sub adult?
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Great series Bill! The first photo of the second set has details I have rarely seen.
What an incredible wing span!
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Pileated male returns
Wow, two weekends in a row!
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